What sort of a company needs to rely on shareholders telephoning them to obtain information...it should be out there in the market. Particularly if its market sensitive.
Of course I could call them. But that just leads me to make investment decisions on what some person employed by the company tells me or suggests to me (and I've been misled by thsi type of information before)...why should I have to rely on this information in a phone call if they are not prepared to go public with it.
There is still too much conflicting information...announcement on 28 November 2007 that a decision to be made on underground mining in the first quarter 2008 yet MD on boardroom radio says underground mining will proceed.
Comments in the boardroom radio report of some results needing to be cut to 50g/t and others cut to 200g/t for the JORC resource estimate...no explanation as to why different cut/offs required for JORC.
Repeating the grades a few times in the boardroom radio interview...as if we haven't already heard of the intercepts that grade "sh*tloads".
Vague suggestion of nickel results in boardroom radio interview.
Ajax
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