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Wednesday, July 30, 2014 12:37:01 PM
the website is wrong.
It doesn't matter. BOTH need to be accurate. A public company's website is no different than any other information they put out. Sonfield, I'm sure, would advise BOTH be 100% accurate.
Having a company website can be a BONUS for shareholders and a headache for management. The updates are a constant. If they post the OS count, (they don't have to) it needs to be accurate. The filing and the website contradict each other and that item needs to be addressed as soon as possible.
It happens, but can be fixed quickly.
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