Hello PST2 and everyone else on this board. I understand all too well the frustration my fellow long-term shareholders are having with XCLK. I believe all is not lost yet and hope still remains that the company will catch up on its filings which will allow them to finally start sharing news of what is going on operationally. I find it amazing that some on this board have shown some regard for the article that was recently released. The authors obviously don't know much about publicly traded companies let alone small caps and are political hacks...oh oh investigators supposedly doing their job protecting the common man and voter from fraud and misdeeds from SuperPACs and other evil doers in the political arena. Sorry if I gag a little from the overindulging BS the authors embedded in the story...or fairy tale if you read the details they cite. Most of the facts they cite seem to be true, however, the time line in which they occurred does not match the facts in all the public filings for the Company let alone the SuperPAC. I am amazed the authors did not pick up on the tidbit regarding KBM and believe they missed a real story on how some lenders still do business that have found to be bad actors by federal agencies. XCLK should have never made those loans from them but that can't be undone now. What can be resolved is the fact a lender to our company, yes our company for those who owned shares in XLCK in 2014 and thereafter, basically depressed the stock price of the stock into oblivion and has turned around to sue the company for more. For all you railing against the company, maybe, just maybe you should set your sights on some real folks who screwed you and I along the way and I am sure the folks at the company aren't happy about it. The principals of the company as well as the company have been sued as disclosed in the last 10K. I believe this isn't a parting of thieves after the spoils are gotten. If you study anything about a couple of the hedge funds who lent money to XCLK they don't have a reputation of playing nicely.
And for everyone who has bought shares since January 1, 2015 please note your money did not go to the Company. It went to other shareholders of the Company who decided to sell. "All that money" was never seen by the Company so the Company did not rip you off. It seemed to have failed at executing its business plan and that is the risk we took as shareholders that the Company could do what it planned to do. Get your big boy pants on and stop your whining. I haven't written off this investment yet and hope everyone else invested in the Company including those operating it can get their act together so this boat can rise like the Phoenix rose from the ashes.
