RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Share priceNo, Enron didn't salt the samples. They cooked the books. Incredibly those were audited financial statements by an accounting firm with global reach and reputation which suffered a big loss in reputation and credibility as a result. Would these guys risk that on this play at a time when they are trying to sell working interest? The Bay Street lawyers would be all over them, not to mention the regulators. And forget about attracting institutional investors. And that's just in North America. How would the Guyanese regulators react if investors thought that Guyana is a hot bed of scams.
I could be wrong though. People have openly questioned their competance but such scams would raise questions about their sanity.