Understand what you are saying, but it is not as simple as you portray. Items that you fail to mention, but that could be part of the equation - is it worth it to put the effort into what you state, if it takes away from getting something else done, IOW, does getting the filing done early outweigh the effect it may have on other things going on; the actual numbers are a minor part of the filing - I'm sure I could do the bookkeeping end of it in a couple of hours. It's all the other disclosures and verbage that go into it that will be the problem. Don't forget, they need to comply with SEC reporting requirements, will try to get us shareholders as much info as they can, and at the same time comply with restrictions of the NDA. I'm sure it will come down to lawyers looking at the final draft to be sure nothing has been said that shoudln't have been due to the NDA.

Not trying to be difficult, just trying to keep others from getting a false set of expectations set up. And pointing out that while you may be of the opinion that if it doesn't happen (early filing) Turley is a bad manager, I would be of the opinion that your opinion is wrong.