This is good to hear, but I do have some reservations now regarding them speaking out of both sides of their mouths. I'm not going anywhere based on the potential here. Them saying things is good and well, but they need to have action.
"I also found it refreshing to fully see that Xalles monitors this board, along with other social outlets, and was able to identify me based on the topics I've discussed and the emails/calls I made. They emphasized that they value the feedback from such platforms, and it influences their approach towards investor relations."
I find this interesting, seeing as David directly told me they do not actively monitor social media and message boards. Someone is lying.
From David on Twitter: "With regards to our communication strategy, we primarily utilize our official Twitter page for public interactions and updates. It's important to note that while some companies may disseminate what are considered "fluff" press releases, it is Mr. Nash's stance that our company will reserve official press releases for substantial news only. This approach is aimed at maintaining the integrity of our communications and ensuring that the information we share holds true value for our stakeholders.
We also want to clarify that we do not actively monitor various investor and trader boards. These channels often host emotional reactions from investors and traders, discussions influenced by short sellers, and the use of aliases. This makes it challenging to verify the identities and motivations of the participants, which leads to a less reliable source of information and feedback."
