I stand corrected on one and apologize. The way I see it anything positive here just give Nash more insensitive to deceive. If everyone of us shareholders stuck together we could force some integrity. But nothing will change as long as Nash thinks his deception has supporters. But that’s just my way of looking at it luckily everyone opinions are different. I’m willing to listen to any positives sentiment but when evidence counters what’s being said I’m not pumping on deception. Xalles refusals to commit to honesty with shareholders tells me everything I need to know . And until this is addressed and xalles is upfront with its shareholders I’m pushing back . I’ve sold all I’m willing to on the way down and I’ll continue to try to force honesty. Even at my own detriment because there’s never going a change without some pain. We’re percentages owners of a failed business and the CEO needs to know shareholders hold him responsible for terrible management, communication , and ignoring what shareholders want . An audit would be a strong suggestion Thomas Nash here and cares until he acknowledges what shareholders would like that’s my position and bigger and bolder actions on my part are coming. One again my apologies you’ve been here a long time with good comments May your hopes come true I prefer action over hope .
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