Whatever happened to a thousand things? Investors got screwed by the shorts, screwed by the company, screwed by management, screwed by the board, screwed by Jacky, screwed by Dorothy, screwed by Deloitte, screwed by the institutions, screwed by Global Hunter, and screwed by ourselves and our own greed and stupidity.
One has to wonder if the fraud issue became unavoidable, I would think it probably meant they needed a way to walk away saying we didnt know until the audit. I still go back to the 21 million share day followed by other unusually high volume days on a stock that was only suppose to have 11-12 million shares floating. Is that realistic when a % of that 11-12 miilion would also be held by retail not selling? Can someone else comment on this issue?
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