There are actually a lot of CEOs of companies that post daily on Facebook/Twitter and update daily. You can even ask them questions. That famous AITX that is doing tremendously well and gaining traction? I'm highly invested in them. PASO isn't my only investment. This is why you should diversify. Because BS companies like PASO and CLX Health can't get their act together and there's always going to be that one in the negative and doing everything that they can to dig themselves into the ground while other stocks are positive. PASO is my only negative stock. Thankfully, AITX and others made me a good bit of money today. You can reach the CEO of AITX via Twitter. You can ask him any question and he himself will reply back to you personally. He's as positive and can be. No BS like Bruce. Bruce is a big bs'er. He has an attitude because when someone actually physically reports PASO to the SEC, PASO will be delisted and likely won't come back. Then what? What of Bruce's silence and CLX Health's silence? Nothing. At that point, a Non-Disclosure is worthless. Who cares about an NDA if it costs you your whole deal and company?
So how in the heck are the ramifications of that not worse than simply everybody saying, "Okay, let's let some news out now" compared to the whole freaking deal going down the tubes? If they're going to reverse merger with PASO and the SEC has PASO delisted, that's going to be a disaster. I'm all for patience, but the main issue is that CLX Health and PASO have not met any estimated timelines so far. That's a major problem when you don't keep your word as a company. Right after missing the end of Q4 2020, they should have immediately put out an announcement stating that they were behind and that it would take a little more time. That's the professional thing to do as a company. None of the associated companies should have an issue with announcing current progress. There's no need for all of this "secretive" bs. It is going to end up tanking the company while people claim it is required to not say anything. Silence is not golden when your company needs stockholders and you're not talking to them.
