Keep in mind that it took P*TN a year and half to get their audit done. AMFE has 3 subs and 3 years to contend with. IMO, once the CFO Squad came in, they realized they had to change the process strategy, and this may have included changes to the RBSM personnel involved, which meant someone else from RBSM had to get acquainted with AMFE's finances. Then again, that is just an assumption and I hate to assume, but since Roger's communication made it seem that we were pretty much wrapped up with the audit, expectations shot through the roof for investors and the feeling that it is now late has intensified. Unfortunately, there were still some kinks left to straighten out, but they are being worked on, but I personally can understand the frustration, and I am sure Roger as well.
It is what is, but since my AMFE investment horizon is not short-term, I will wait patiently. There are just too many catalysts in plain sight and we already know what the company has been able to accomplish, despite any audit issues. In the end, we should all be pleasantly rewarded if we stay the course. There's just too much DD available to think otherwise even with the minor issues that are being blown out of proportions.
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