Tytan Holdings Inc (TYTN)

[Diamond_Dog]

That's a fact! If a CEO makes a public claim, it should be
true and if any investor wishes to verify any claims made
it is not only a good practice but it's one of the ways to
justify investing in any company.

For anyone to claim that trying to verify facts causes
their investment to be hurt by the truth then some investors
are living a lie with the hopes of capitalizing on said lies.

If a CEO doesn't want anyone to verify something that he
claims about a publicly traded company, I think that shows
that there may be a lack of verifiability and or truth.

I wish I verified more of the company's claims before
putting as much time and money into this venture.