Tuesday, January 15, 2019 2:06:20 PM
My question is it within the ALJ purview on how they file as long as they show they will and can.
Is it the job of the SEC to revoke a company even if it is failing? Failing slowly as it takes on more and more loans. It seems to me that as long they report it to shareholders the shareholder must evaluate the risks based off the info, no?
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