My point is simply, mistakes are made all the time. Deliberate or not, it's the auditor's job to audit it and have the company rectify it.
Now, perhaps a group of short sellers bribed a low level employee to falsify the numbers. Who really knows what goes on behind the scenes. Should the company and thousands of shareholders pay the price for that? Should the company be delisted because of that? No, not when the company handled it properly, which means firing the employee and proscecute him. That is why the auditor didn't resign, and believe me, this one is strict.
But all you guys can do is scream "fraud". Well, it is rather obvious that you are short the stock. Me, I have no position.
I'm not aware that $16M is missing. But what I said applies here too. Don't jump to conclusions.
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