Möchte nochmals das Thema aufgreifen, da Robert Seitz (CEO von Hy Lake Gold) offensichtlich auch des öfteren Anfragen von Investoren nach News, BEs, etc. erhält. Hier eine Antwort, die ich im Hy Lake Gold Thread gelesen habe:
"Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I took some time off over Christmas and have been very busy with corporate developments.
There have been some emails indicating that promises were made about the timing of the results. I apologize for any confusion about this and will say that I do not recall any promised timing of the results. There have been very legitimate reasons for the delays and I can only say that results will only be released when FINAL analysis has been completed. This includes check assays and interpretation by the geological staff and consultants. In addition, we generally only communicate with shareholders in a manner that is in compliance with all regulatory conditions, including generally disseminated news releases and corporate filings. Other communication is accommodated as a courtesy and may have to be discontinued other than on a face-to-face basis. We do want to have an open dialog with our shareholder base but cannot spend an inordinate amount of time doing so. We are engaged in financing and running a company, not a stock. As I have said before, we will have some sort of investor communications facility soon. Given the choice would you rather have me answer hundreds of emails or consummate a major transaction with Goldcorp?
All that said, Hy Lake Gold is doing very well and all shareholders should be very pleased with management’s efforts both in the very near future and for the longer term!"
Robert Seitz
president Hy Lake Gold Inc."
Das ist für mich "Good Information Practice":
1. Er hält sich an die Regulationen
2. Er priorisiert die Führung des Unternehmens und nicht die Pflege des Aktienkurses
Ich gehe davon aus, das Tom Meredith nach genau den gleichen Grundätzen handelt.
VG
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