It's nice to see the back and forth here, but we're getting away from the real issues.
We can't just create issues for the sake of creating them, unless there's actual proven fraud involved.
With CONO it's just about management being quiet and that upsets some people.
The facts are in the legitimate filing on record. For good or bad. In between it's is up to management to make decisions on how they will update shareholders.
This is why in-place-rules say that to keep your listing status current, a company needs to meet filing requirements so that the shareholders and the SEC have access to the facts of the company.
This board, Twitter and Facebook are free mostly and that's why some CEO's use it. Plain and simple it saves money. But it can also be used against them because there are no rules to follow.
If you trust the company, buy their stock. If you don't trust them, then don't buy their stock. What's more simple than that?
