I just looked at the bylaws of the corporation and there is no fiduciary responsibility to provide paid in capital to fund a 10Q filing. But I think you knew that. You'll be the first one to post if an insider gets hold of the company's shares with a minor cash infusion-which would then get SEC filings up to date. There is no responsibility for current shareholders to basically do a crowdfunding to pay auditors-who by the way would just give it a non going concern opinion. That accomplishes nothing for us. Now if you are asking if we would like additional information, that's valid. We'll get an update on CMML in a few weeks and that might give us some insight where the Company is headed.
Cam has the lifeboat, flashlight and compass and is fighting off the sharks.
I think Yooo are missing the idea that stocks have an inherent fiscal risk associated with them. I think it's important to remember that buying stocks is investing in a company and not a guarantee of returns/dividends if a company is not being successful. Yooo dont determine the obligations of a company and the associated insiders. Those are set by laws and regulations which are passed by congressional authority, enforced by the SEC, and arbitrated by the courts. Bring a suit against them if you think they violated a regulation.
So using a gambling craps analogy. If we were all betting pass line and I had additonal placed bets odds on numbers and a few of my numbers hit and I win money. I choose then pull down all my odds bets money + the winnings to hedge my bet while my pass line is still active because that can't be pulled and the roller seven outs. I owe you money because I decided to pull my money when I was ahead and go conservatively for a few rolls?
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