Very well may be, apologies for incorrect figures but the...

Very well may be, apologies for incorrect figures but the general point still stands.

How anyone can be pointing to the withholding of the quarterly as a "strategic move" is quite frankly laughable.

Consider this hypothetical:

I am the CEO of Cann Global. We have been tied up in suspension for months and months and there has been little to no news released to shareholders. Shareholder sentiment is at an all time low and even loyal holders are voicing displeasure.

I have on my desk a quarterly with solid financials, increased revenue and less expenses that I can release now, restore investor confidence and carry momentum through to potential relisting, or keep it under wraps and continue to let sentiment and uncertainty plummet?

What "strategic decision" would 99% of people make do you think?