Kim said it very well...
"...we MUST be honest with our thoughts and not appear blind. I hope this board can be an open discussion board with real dialoge."
Here here Kim! For those who say "just sell", my translation to that is, "don't rock the boat, just bend over and grab your ankles like me."
I like to be positive and have written posts resembling mini-novels at times, but it has always been based on what is real.
Those that like to look at things realistically are also honest with themselves and the situation as it presents itself.
CMKX is a non-reporting company, but that does not lessen the fiduciary duties as a public company. Too many people say, "they are a non-reporting company, what do you expect?"
-Honesty
-Integrity
-Consistancy
-True to their pr's
-Using our money for business purpose, not personal gain.
The list can go on.
A non-reporting publically traded company still must uphold laws and public policy. Being non-reporting doesn't mean they are allow to do as they please. The same people that tout CMKX blindly and believe this is the most legitimate business ever to exist, are the same ones who say "it's a non-reporting company, what do you expect?" whenever someone offers fair questions or concerns. So which is it?
CMKX has a lot of promise, but like Hansel and Gretle their trail of unanswered questions over the last 2 years looms ever larger. As shareholders, asking for answers and clarification isn't wrong to do. In fact, over the past few days I've started to see shareholders address the same concerns.
Make no mistake, bashing one liners or baseless comments are a joke. That's not what I'm talking about. Mach and his administrators do a good job to eliminate any of this.
Shareholders who want to hold the company to it's word isn't a bad thing. In fact, it is good. It asks them simply to do their job and be honest with shareholders who placed their trust and money in CMKX.
Be well, Bo
