Paul, <...But, no, I won't shut up...>
Wow, what a reaction! And, of course, not a word
about the essence of topic!
I guess now you understand the meaning of those lost
$3B. Even if Intel smart-a$$ accountants have found
a legal way to hide company's labor expenses via
the rotation of stock options, the factual money
balance is COLOSSALLY NEGATIVE for Intel.
In fact there is a LOSS of $1.8B in this quarter,
do you hear me?
There was no profit of $1.2B. THERE IS A LOSS!
Try to repeat several times for better comprehension:
"We, Intel, have hidden $3B of expenses in our books
in order to deceive shareholders by posting a
paper profit of $1.2B, in order to maintain our
fraudulent scheme"
You are sitting on the top of a pile of gigantic
scam that is ready to blow-up. Since you do not
seem to be completely dumb, I suspect you are
promoting this fraud deliberately, right?
Just old habits, right? ("Penang burning"..)
That is why it is in your best interests to go
quietly to your garage and start plaining some
wood.
Bye-bye.
Disclaimer: As usual, my OPINION is slightly
exaggerated. But only slightly. |
