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If this is Nash just dumping, it is obvious he could care less about the effect on shareholders. The lack of communication about where things are headed probably means the sp will continue going down. Hard to have any optimism. To say it’s disappointing is an understatement.
Hopefully, they have a marketing and advertising effort to drive people to the web site and actually purchase plus a distribution plan to get shelf space at locations. Simply having a web site will not make a success.
It looks like another failed acquisition with Woosender. Nash just puts shareholders and on ignore rather than mentioning anything as though we don’t notice. Nothing changes.
One more CBD muscle rub on the market already saturated with products is no game changer here. Isaiah has to come up with something more otherwise it is just another long slog barely keeping the doors open.
It is definitely easier to be pessimistic based on Nash’s history. Acquiring a company that is revenue producing seems to be a bridge to far especially without the funding he is unable to obtain. Companies are probably very skeptical of Xalles just based on its history.
Even so someone has been buying a lot of shares down here. They must be anticipating some upward movement. Could it be they see something we don’t? Or is it just pure speculation?
All the shareholders can complain about Nash’s lack of integrity and use of deception but without any leverage there is nothing to stop his conduct. So much of what has happened just seems to be one failure after another leading to where the sp is today. Not just lack of integrity but lack of successful leadership.
There is no getting around the fact that Nash has deceived shareholders for years, whether intentionally or simply really bad management. Is it possible he could start holding himself to higher standards? Would really like to see more positive results.
Good to see some green here but could use a lot more buying volume to sustain momentum.
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RMS - you are very persistent with your question about locations of the remaining 99 CashX machines but it seems very obvious that the news release about 100 functioning machines was made up. Maybe in anticipation that they would complete the installations sometime in the future. In any case, the fact that Xalles won’t release any information about the locations certainly shows a total lack of credibility. As a shareholder I am very disturbed and disappointed with Nash and his continued deceptions. Is he ever going to take any action to be accountable and acquire real companies that are generating revenue and report audited financials? CashX seems to be failure and what has Xalles done if anything to make it successful?
What is different than all the other weeks, months and years that we have been waiting?
Sure makes me wonder who is buying all the shares being dumped and their reasoning.
With the missed acquisition deadlines. Makes one wonder if they will happen at all. It seems Nash just keeps stumbling with every projection. I keep hoping something positive will happen but it ends up being more of the same.
Will this ever find a bottom?
Unfortunately if Nash’s history is a predictor we won’t see the kind of sp that will allow longs here to break even. This just seems more of the same bs that Nash has done in the past with no real means to increase shareholder value. Wish it was different but extremely hard to be positive.
There is no evidence that the CashX kiosks will have any kind of success. It is all very much just other business that Xalles is holding that will simply die without customers, lack a viable business model, and little to no marketing. Very frustrating as a shareholder to see so much failure.
I would like to be positive but with Nash’s history it is very difficult to be anything other than pessimistic until proven otherwise. Wishful thinking doesn’t cut it especially with the sp in the dumpster.
HD- you could be right but now it just seems like a crap shoot.
RISE could make sense if the companies engaged are sound revenue producing enterprises. But just gathering a number of businesses that have little to no real income and products or services there is no demand for doesn’t make sense.
We can all criticize Nash for his actions and wish there could be better management but we are unfortunately stuck with him. All these shell companies that continue to be non-revenue producing are at this point just pieces of paper. Can anybody here explain which ones are revenue producing? Really wish we could get an audit and clear picture of all these companies. How is it even sensible to hold companies for years that make absolutely no revenue and just sit there inactive?
Not sure how Nash ever had “shareholders value as a priority”. Lately, certainly just the reverse as if he could care less about shareholders.
Doubtful that Cashex has been successful. Otherwise, would be hearing more about it. With just one machine and probably little marketing, it will just stagnate.
My concern is that they will start diluting again keeping the sp down, Most likely if Nash doesn’t go for funding or unable to get it they will continue dumping shares.
Guess they have to look for another kiosk under a rock. Wonder if they have done any test marketing of the product to determine demand. Only early adopters will be using it. Probably only tech savvy consumers. Rather questionable if they can make a success of this especially with such a limited roll out.
Looks like there are reasons to be slightly optimistic but the past downhill momentum still makes it very difficult to trust anything until real results happen. Anything other than proof is just more talk.
Tom611 is completely ridiculous and has never offered anything of any substance to this board. If he is so positive about Xalles he could give some sound reasoning and information rather than just being a cheerleader.
Right now it looks like the only thing to look forward to is a slow bleed. Hard to be impressed with the way in which Nash attempted to placate shareholders. If they could only ramp up these businesses to profitability or at least showing they are going in the right direction.
I was hoping to see a turn around here but all we get is a dumpfest. Nash doesn't care one bit about shareholder value.
After several months of contacting CashX about an installed kiosk with no response, the only thing I can surmise is that this is false and deceptive information about their installations. There is no way that a credible company cannot provide this information unless it is not true. Once again us shareholders are left in the dark only to wonder what is really going on with Xalles operations. Talk about no integrity.
Is Woosender just another non revenue producing company? Part of Nash’s Shell Game? He just seems to be more and more of a grifter until he proves otherwise. I certainly would like to be more positive but just sitting on significant losses is not feeling real good.
Besides the companies that were divested how many other subsidiaries are non- revenue producing shell companies? So much of Xalles looks deceptive. Until they provide audited financials we are in the dark.
It looks like people are tired of holding and getting out. Will this ever go anywhere? What are other people thinking?
Wonder what an attorney would say if this is a strong case and if they would take it on. Also, could take a long time in court and if won, would be doubtful about ever collecting any damages. I hold 9 million shares.
Let’s hope that Stephen Combe has more integrity than Nash. We really are in need of some positivity here.
Such blatant disregard of shareholders interest is disturbing but seems to occur so much in the OTC market.
HD - I am glad you’re holding Nash’s feet to the fire but wonder if he will be more forthcoming to shareholders.
We will see. Need substantial revenues
and audited financials to convince a lot of people here.
We will see. Need substantial revenues
and audited financials to convince a lot of people here.
Agreed, too bad didn’t sell when it was at $.26. Now can only hope the lithium market takes off but probably a long wait until maybe 2025 or 2026. Who the hell knows.
Thanks Sello for your in depth perspective,
Even though it doesn’t look good at least they are not closing down. What do other people think?