If he is going to do something for the shareholders-he better do it immediately. The easiest, non cost option would be to put out a statement to all shareholders. They havent even bothered to do that since they suckered a bunch in filing the 2016 10K beginning of last year and committing to being fully updated "soon."
That is where one should start with any civil suit/fraud action. Make them justify those public comments and prove internal activity that was completed to back that up.
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