RE:comments from Scotia: WOW!i do find suspicious that BOTH the CFO (new at this business) and the Auditor were responsible for the delays in reporting and the resulting drop in share price/confidence. Given that there is no change in last two years of reporting as a result of all this, a resignation by the CFO and the Auditor may have been preferable to being "fired".
I reviewed their conf call and the CFO confirmed that the danish plant sale would be accounted in Q1 which will be reported in May... so quarterly revenues should be highest ever on this capital sale. I noticed large swipes in trades today. (a) shorts may have been covering with every nervous nelly selling (b)sharks may have been loading before the Q1 results come out - and if shorts have not covered by then...watch where this will be going. The euro operations seem to be progressing to firm up revenue streams but the big question remains their Rialto Project in California. They refinance or they sell their share of the project.
Lets see what the CEO did with share buying or selling... he owns half the company or more :)
Warp factor 8 :)