The longer this campaign goes without SKTO saying anything, the worse it will look for them. If SKTO issues a statement distancing the firm from this, at least they are on record. FINRA and SEC don't read minds. The heavy-duty stock-tout campaigns -- during this sensitive time when merger-in-process ushers in regulatory scrutiny -- carry a foul odor and increase risk of censure. The sooner SKTO clears the air, the better.