You show the TRUTH in filings; for arguments sake let's review the annual shareholder meeting lack of
information presented.
One of the responses was "the SEC doesn't care."
Now that's an off the cuff remark, if I ever saw one.
Almost as if "let me say anything in defense; merely for the heck of it."
Then the going after the poster, as opposed to the issue with the stock.
Not saying something nefarious is definitely afoot but certainly possesses the earmarks of it.
In this day and age, nothing surprises me.
Look at big companies that provide financials and the like to their shareholders, year in and out, only to
find out something wasn't quite right with the company.
The expected response would be "I'd know better; not the company I'm invested in."
Unfortunately many a multi-millionaire and retiree thought that same thing, as supposed facts were presented to them.
So when I ask for a little proof and it's met with scathing remarks on a personal level, it makes me wonder what is really transpiring, as getting to the TRUTH is less important than actually getting to the bottom of things by obtaining concrete evidence.
Some take the company at their word; even though they've slighted shareholders on several occasions; undeserving actions that warrant a benefit of the doubt mentality by those less concerned with ocular proof.
SEEING IS BELIEVING; not nicely prepared sedative words, to help you sleep better at night.
Possibly nefarious reasons, but I wonder if some people have become so caught up in the fantasy of their long-delayed but wildly profitable success that they can’t stand any reality intruding on their dreams. Maybe they still believe in Santa Claus too, and reject all evidence to the contrary?