Green.... It's all very frustrating... In my opinion, I think if Zaric had put out the company's financials in a timely manner, issued press releases on ALL material events and business developments and plans and grown the company slowly with a tighter grip on operational safety and qualified driver hiring and spent a little more money on training and compliance, we would have a market cap consistent with other peers in the industry.
It's a simple, profitable business when run by serious, professional people..
As for the books, they were audited by GBH certified public accountants (offices in Houston and New York). They're a respected firm.
As far as Roger goes, without picking sides, I think shareholders could agree he did a lot of important things the right way. From personal experience, he always responded to every request I ever made ... Sometimes he couldn't answer a specific question, but, he never ducked or dodged me... He always filed the company financials... As ugly as they were... For the few months he was running the combined company, we had press releases and business updates. Zaric forced him out and shortly after that, cut communications with him as well.... I know this because he was able to get answers for me about the company after his dismissal...
As for specific entities in the US protecting shareholders, the SEC and private law firms are pretty much it... And as for the SEC, unfortunately, they're not very good at it... Most of us who ever been involved in a class action lawsuits with public companies who have defrauded investors have found out the only people that make any money are the lawyers bringing the suit.... Several times I've received pennies from lawsuits while the firms make millions... Also, so often the SEC will step in and sanction and/or fine public companies for misleading investors however those fines collected never make their way back to shareholders.... The people who were actually harmed... Pisses me off to no end...
Anyway, in all cases such as ours (viable companies with sales, assets actual incoming revenue) it would be wonderful if the SEC, judicially speaking, would be able take custodial charge of said company and make all financial and business disclosures to shareholders and remove, even temporarily, the very person responsible for running the company in the dark... Just the threat of it I think would stop a lot of people from pulling this shit... Just my 2 cents...
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