I agree with Davisite that you can't run with the hares and hunt with the hounds, but Teddyward makes some very good points about CJ's unwillingness to share information with shareholders that he and others clearly already know. This in contravention of the continuous disclosure rules. I am talking about both the approximate batch quality and the valuation of the cut stones.
What is it that makes the boldest of shareholders turn to mush in the presence of this man? All those very relevant concerns seem to evaporate when they meet him face to face. He must be very good at spin.
Having said all that, I still have faith and am a long-term holder
