The IS and BS may well be accurate, but the problem is they're far short of the 10Qs and 10Ks made by filing companies.
Why would a "transparent" company want to stop filing real 10Qs?
- No requirement to do so (really bad quarter, don't file)
- No minimum information required (CELH only provides balance sheet and income statement with some fluff PR)
- No accuracy requirement.
- No CEO/CFO statement taking responsibility for the information.
No money to be made here, if Carl's lucky, he'll get some of his money back. Everyone else, thanks for your support. IMHO.
Of course anyone that thinks it's headed up again can pick up some "cheapies" at 38 cents.