I can remember being heavily criticized for being harsh with Rabin when he voted himself in as the CEO and the CFO.
I totally disagree with a popular person on this board that Rabin was not aware of ACT's "wrongdoings" and he must now be "transparent" with shareholders.
He must do this now as he possibly faces lawsuits for malpractice and false representation. Chapter 11 will not save him from shareholders going after him legally.
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