Bobby, let’s not pretend sitting and hoping for news is a...

Bobby, let’s not pretend sitting and hoping for news is a strategy. Saying the market is “waiting on details” is just another way of saying the market hasn’t been given anything concrete to work with. And after six weeks, that silence speaks volumes.You keep pointing to volume from late May as some kind of bullish signal. But volume alone doesn’t prove strength or confidence, it can just as easily signal churn, exit liquidity, or speculative punting. You saw buyers? Sure. But if there was genuine informed confidence, we’d see more than a flicker. We’d see sustained movement, clearer momentum, or insiders stepping up publicly. None of that’s happened. Also, REG and the mine owners might have a say in timing, but let’s not act like providing shareholders with a meaningful progress update requires revealing trade secrets. Good companies know how to manage market expectations while keeping within compliance.I’m not here to sway your opinion either, just holding the company to a standard most listed businesses are expected to meet. If you’re happy holding in hope, that’s your call. But don’t confuse that with clear communication or meaningful progress.