That may very well be the case but, I would return to may original statement. If it was important enough to release results from a procedure, that none of the investment community was aware of, than a timely follow-up is equally as important. The pendulum swings both ways. You can't throw out this kind of substantial news and then then clam up. I'm with Emtnester on this one. I don't think any SEC violations occured. It is, however, discouraging to see the company decided investors needed to know once a victory had resulted. Would they have PR'd a loss? That's not the kind of transparency I'm looking for. I've given Mr. Goerner an A+ up to this point. I give a C- for this latest blunder.