Jason, you are in a privileged position. Jim Nixon doesn't answer people he doesn't know or return anyone's calls.
Since you are Jim's friend, can you please cajole him into informing his shareholders about the state of the company and the future of its stock so that they can make an informed decision to hold or liquidate? Since you think so highly of Jim as an ethical businessman, can you induce him to make such a statement for ethical reasons?
As you say, the stock is dead, but we can all see that the company is not. How can Jim, as an ethical businessman with a desire 'to make things right' continue to operate and expand his company while denying its shareholders the opportunity to do more than liquidate their shares as a tax write-off?
