RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:scotia bank - involved in deal?I'm ready for your horseshitt Q4 posts anytime.... That was 6 weeks ago.... What are you waiting for another 13 months to post irrelevant info?
quote=Lattice]Pj, I don't think your ready for me to start posting about Q4. But keep addressing posts to my attention and I can go all day/night if you wish....
Pj1958 wrote: LETTUCE..... Oh so now we are trying to bring back information from 13 months ago.... There has been 4Q released since then.... Grasping for straws are we? You and your short pals are going down.
Cover or be covered with 6 feet of dirt.
quote=Lattice]TickerTwit, Most fraud is actually exposed by tipsters, and not auditors. A word on Concordia's prior auditors. When you take a look at their prior auditor the playbook was beginning to unfold. On May 25, 2015 Concordia announced it would not propose Collins Barrow for re-election but what was odd was the laguage in its statement as to the reasons. Collins Barrow agreed to the statement and signed off, but added the unusual qualification "based on our knowledge of the information at this time," likely indicating that Concordia was not providing them with all requested information. On the same day, the Chariman of the Board and CFO resigned, Leith Tessey, the only non ex-Valeant on the executive team. And Tessey had $2.9M in RSU's settled in cash on his departure. The playbook is the same, so easy.
TickerTwit wrote: I do not trust auditors. It's another industry, but Deloitte earned a lifetime "Approval Withheld" from me for its role in the Nortel spectacle.
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Lattice wrote: visionary, here are some you should add in regards to your "I trust auditors" commentary.
@herbgreenberg, @PilotaEx,, @SamAntar, @goladyjustice, @PharmakoBoy .... I will DM you some additional .... as I have posted enough today.....
visionaryfool wrote:
So to your point about numbers, I trust the auditors, not management.
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