amorous bluefin mark spawn of a new era, page-3

The inherent optimism underlying these reports really does throw my cynical thoughts about the recent operational disaster into a state of disarray. These reports are a pertinent reminder that CSS is keeping its spawning technology/techniques extremely close to its chest, and perhaps management is absolutely reeling at the recent set-back in light of what THEY KNOW but the rest of us don't because we will never be made privy to their trade secrets. I suppose they didn't make 'Time' magazine for no good reason.

But, if it is the case that the death of the fingerlings was unexpected, and most likely to be only a minor set-back, it seems to me that CSS management can do a great deal more (without disclosing any trade secrets) in terms of explaining why this is the case to investors. The current communications coming from management to the investors remains unsatisfactory.

All that said, I continued to hold as the cynical demons and optimistic angels battle it out in my mind.