If Lori is still involved; I'm feeling good. Appreciate you all jumping in with some due diligence. Keep the heat on them with the facts. Yet, there is a limit to how much we dive into the weeds of a corporate orginization file and look for any discrepency, which I suspect every company has about 10-50 things that if you put them under a highly critical, public, audit, they would sound like something's fishy, whooooo. But its just things getting missed inadvertaintly as they navigate the chaos of business. We can help by calling these out and trying to communicate to them. SIGO could help here by acknowledging our role as investors in this public company and see our communication as a means to tidy up loose ends and strengthen the company. We spend valuable time doing due diligence, and they should be smart to recognize that and work with us on getting things looking sharp.
I do not believe there are bad actors at SIGO against us shareholders. Them paying money to create a report supports their commitment to be an ongoing concern. I do believe that the "shareholders" and bashers have harrassed them for years, so their apprehension to communicate with people with uncertain agendas is understandable. I'm not their spokesperson, just a common shareholder, but I do still believe in my investment here and hoping for the best for all involved.
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