Type Itronics + lawsuit into your favorite search engine. Look closely at what you find. Then think about why Rockkleen was never patented. Can the winner of a lawsuit put a lien on a closely held non-patented formula? Can those who know that formula just start a new business and screw those with claims and existing shareholders? How can you license a formula that can be tweaked ever so slightly, and passed around like generic Coke. Something doesn't smell right and a company that can't / won't comply with filing laws or communicate honestly seems suspect. What is the total number of shares outstanding? What is the fully diluted count? What about options, notes, derivatives, convertibles, IOU's, employee promises, etc? Who would loan the company a penny without that information? Why isn't it disclosed to shareholders? How has the share count changed since they were delisted? For the record, I hold more shares than most of you. But, I'm prepared to write them off if I can't get honest answers. You? Is it too late? You're not helping if you're not demanding answers to these and other questions. Helping the company hide doesn't help the little bit of value remaining in your shares.
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