I was waiting for an answer to this comment from your first post about this. The old WWII slang didn't quite satisfy me. When you ready to throw a hand grenade, you pull the pin. So I did a google search and came up with this.
A
douchey/ middle management way to say "let's come back to that later," or, "hold that thought." Increasingly popular in business speak.
Possibly originally from WWII, referring to putting a pin back in a
hand grenade so it won't go off.
Employee: "Will we have health benefits during the furlough?"
Mid-level boss: "Let's just put a pin in that, for now."
This has not helped me very much. so Q might come to our rescue yet.
It was good to hear from a couple of others who were at the AGM and added a few comments. The markets do not always have it right at any given time. ZEN is a perfect example of that. However, the market is not easy to convince and is looking for more from ZEN. So it depends a lot on our personal perception.
