Examine the books? Unlike many of you here, apparently, I happen to have what is known as a real "job" which does not affort me the luxury of such an examination. Perhaps you can explain why that tour group that went to NY did not deem it appropriate to examine the books at that time. Maybe it was impolite. Second, as far as suspensions hurting stockholders, duh, I suppose so, but in actuality, if a company reaches that point, then I do believe the SEC is trying to protect, not hurt, shareholders. What did you mean "the SEC does not agree?" How do you know that? Anyway, I did not suggest they were ready for a suspension, but this whole scenario is beginning to look awfully repetitious. Now I do remember that Digibill was a marketing agreement, sorry about that. It must be challenging to market beta products.
Yes, contrarian seems to be working. Or maybe "manipulation" is a more appropriate term. Who knows? I don't. |
