With respect, while I value third party communciations and evaluations for their 'supposedly' objectie perspectives, internal marketing communications intended to add hype beyond those legally required factual documentations leave me concerned and suspicious. A share price propped by glitz and glitter is not my idea of security in an already high risk world.

As a onehorse stable, I say let the horse run under the radar as long as possible. It gets better odds! Give me the factual press releases, 43-101s, and quarterly statements; thank you very much! Even then the Big Brown risks are always there.

In the words of the poker song.... "knowing what the cards say, by the way they hold their eyes." Its the eyes of those with the cards that are critical, not so much the eyes of those they hire to make things look good. If there are problems one needs to look deeper than the PR end of things.