Tuesday, November 06, 2018 12:29:46 PM
Has it been broken?
Or has it not been broken??
I believe regardless of an audit taking place or not: Fiduciary responsibility has been broken.
- We have an official S-1 filed by another company (10sion) with the SEC, mentioning SSOF (our investment).
- The share price has dropped thereafter, each and every trading day since it was filed. Shareholders are losing equity due to external news which does pertain to SSOF, and company management says nothing, zero, zilch, nada to reassure investor confidence.
Some shareholders have already sold due to the above, and others either don't know what to do, hold, or buy more.
In this case, I ask you all... Is the silence of management not irresponsible?
I say: Yes it is! Big time!!!
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