I agree he needs to come clean and be up front str

I agree he needs to come clean and be up front straight with his shareholders.  I was a long in this and was happy with the progress that was being made.  My concerns began to come with the fins.  How can someone put out a PR in August that the acquisitions was complete and then the fins say something different.  No PR or explanation whatsoever for the shareholders even when they begged to have some explanation to put it all to peace.  Then we get a tweet that it was put out on a Friday so that we could realize over the weekend that this was a good thing.  Then we get another tweet that we will hear in the next 48 hours.  It is now twice that amount of time.  Many companies don't give us 1/100 of the tweets and PRs we get from Clark.  That was seen as a good thing.  A man that was transparent and keeping his shareholders informed....that was wonderful.  My problem is/was that if you are going to tweet all the time and put out PRs then stick to what you tweet and PR.  A CEO really starts to look bad when he says something and doesn't stick by what he says.  If you can't stick by it then don't put it out there in the first place.  I am out for now and have no problem getting back in at a later date if things should turn around.  I'm just not willing to risk my money when the pinkies can be brutal enough.  I know it can be difficult to be a CEO of a public company.  Anything that goes wrong falls back on you.  But when it comes to the pinkies and trying to make your company a huge success you need to get your shareholders to trust you.  You can spend 6 months building up your shareholders trust and one misfortune can bring down everything you already built up.  That should be known going into the position of a public company.  And that being said.....the within 48 hours PR tweet should not have been made and not kept.  Shareholders were already getting restless with the fins that showed something different then the PR in August.  If I am wrong then I apologize to Clark himself...but in the world of pinkies.......honesty and keeping your word will get you a lot further than fluff.....unless you are in this to take shareholders money so you can have a big house and nice car.  Then you will always find someone to buy the shares up.  But if you are truly trying to build a company and earn shareholders trust.  Then you stick by the words you say or don't make them in the first place.