Good point, Sloan.
If nothing else, this whole mishigash highlights the need to get those fins done. It baffles the mind that they can't get them completed after all this time and all the money spent on auditors and so on. One can't help but feel it's linked with the Taub case in some way, or something else so nefarious that exposing it would jeoprardize the company's future.
What can the stumbling block possibly be, and if it were you or I running the store, what would we be advised to do differently?
Even if they were trying to cook the books in some way or other, it must be obvious by now that they can't, so what is possibly preventing them from biting the bullet and getting it worked out? They have to be vulnerable to something pretty awful.
It is obvious that it this was never a matter of just a broken abacus, but that they are fighting a battle to not have to do them, and trying to stay in a legal position where that can happen as long as possible... It might be a game of chicken. But obviously there is a hidden motive, and everyone has a speculation/opinion as to what they feel they have to hide... Whatever it is, lets hope it is a treasure that is worth protecting and not some dead rat that can stink up the enterprise to the point that they have to scuttle the whole thing.
In any case, the game is now in overtime and they are still standing. With no real insight, I am still holding for now, letting the mystery play out.
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