Hi Doolang,
You are living on another planet! By all means prove me wrong by providing examples of due date, delay, and date when finally given and share price reacton of same over the period!
For example MAK still have not released assay results due in march/april claiming that errors in processing or sampling are to blame price has gone from 40's to 20's in that time. MAK could have resampled and resubmitted and received assays three times over since then yet surprise surprise still no news.
Nine tims out of 10 delays are bad news as the young child drags her feet at the prospect of owning up and the consequnces that will bring. Similarly the young child with great news can't give it soon enough!
The one time in ten when a delay is good news it can be absolutlely fantastic news - so good that the ASX does not believe it in fact and makes them check it or demands further testing from other parties. However normally a halt is required in these circumstances.
Blastoff
MKY
mky resources ltd
