The problem with the lack of detail is that the market wants to...

The problem with the lack of detail is that the market wants to know how TIS plans to get from A to B. What will TIS's responsibilities be? Also when we get to B, what will it mean?
Without knowing any of this, we have no idea about what risks we face or the return on those risks. Not having any idea of those risks is itself a huge risk. Does it mean that there is no plan? If there is, then why not tell shareholders for god's sake...