The effect will somewhat depends on the audit, but he still should keep his promise. If it's a "real" audit, he should release it at once, because just getting a real audit done is a big step in the right direction, even if the numbers are ugly. Even ugly numbers are still far more respectable than the numbers put out by other pinky paper mills. If it's a pinky audit, the numbers won't be ugly. They'll just be falsified. It's still an "audit," though. Sorta.
I don't think there's much chance of Bill getting a real audit done by the end of April, if ever. Getting an audit done is just something that pinky CEOs always talk about doing, but never do, like uplisting and buybacks.
He hasn't even named the accounting firm, so there's a high probability that there isn't one. Not a "real" one, anyway. Kinda like the financier who stepped up with that $20 million. That's almost certainly bullshit, and if anyone, it's probably the folks holding all those restricted shares just making sure those shares are still worth something when they become unrestricted.
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