I would think that being sued six ways to Sunday would do a lot to shut down pumping PR's. I would also think that a company that has a track record of not giving a crap about the retail shareholder would use this opportunity to their advantage. IE the lawyers have put them under a gag order so they can do what they want and proclaim that as their reason if caught with something that should have been communicated.
Some of the explanations that spin the complete disregard for the common retail shareholder simply astound me. It seems I'm the only person here who remembers the order in which things happened on that fateful day back in December. So let me remind the rest of you: the "bad news" was clearly leaked prior to market close leaving many of us who weren't privy to this leak holding the bag.
Simes and co. may be a lot of things, but trustworthy is not one of them. It may turn out in our favor, but what is in our favor is not their primary concern and hasn't been as long as I've held shares.
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