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Paul, you say this is poor. But the question is poor in a way that is behind where you would hope at this point, or poor in a way that points to a disaster long term. I'm assuming we both take it as the former, but I'm assuming the company expects the market to take it as the latter. It seems continuously that expectations are for perfection, and nothing less. While agree there have been setbacks that shouldn't have happened, the rest of it is really just life and the reality of the normal course of things. The company seems to know quite well that the current shareholders expect far more in the short term than was ever likely to happen and so is now holding back on detailing the short term reality to instead present a long term reality at a point where most might be able to then understand forward projections. Unfortunately, the market has reacted badly to this approach, if not worse than just presenting the current numbers.