There might be an intense week coming for Silver Falcon Mining Inc.(PINK:SFMI). Unlike other cases, this time the 10-K from Friday caused all major financial blogs and forums to virtually explode that day, Saturday was no different, and neither was Sunday. Usually, when that much activity takes place on a weekend, imagine what could happen during the sessions in the following week. 
Given that this stock has been in a free-fall mode for over two months already, it is no surprise why tension is rising. Friday session closed at $0.14 and today`s one opened below $0.13 per share. And both sides have strong arguments why the stock would go down or recover. On one side, there are the ones who believe. They would focus on the following, but not limited to:
- the company has an overall better financial status for 2010 compared to the previous year;
- the number of employees, as well as key executives has increased;
- operations have commenced;
- 7.2 million financing is secured;
The flip side of the coin, or the counter-parties of the above, in terms bring forth mostly:
- possible incorrect data in the last 10-k;
- lack of exact data about where, what and in what amount milled material is produced and stored;
- overall negative stock performance in the near past; [BANNER]
Most of the above opinions and their grounds are expressed in iHub during the weekend, and the forum fight continues even now. It is, however, not speculators over the Internet, but the company and its actions that could provide some grounds for objective opinions to be formed.
The very fact that such intense discussions exist is an evidence that Silver Falcon is still a long way from stability and sustainable growth. If the next financial statements are better than the ones for 2010, it is likely that the forums hype would end and transfer to stock market actions. Otherwise, as with many other pink sheets companies, uncertainty would prevail, which servers speculative traders, but not the serious ones looking for value and sustainable growth.
