RE:RE:RE:The key part israybay_98 wrote: "I don't think the chairman would say the financial statements are good unless he were very sure."
Is he saying what he is told or does he really understand financial statments and accounting? With the stock price down 29% it appears the market doesn't buy that story neither! JMHO
On one hand, if the only thing is the CEO getting paid for false expenses, and considering this would have affected past results negatively (but already cooked in), and there's nothing else to it, then they can move on and providing they can put in place a good replacement, should support going back to better share price.
On the other hand, the CEO getting paid for false expenses, with possibly the CFO turning a blind eye to it, could lead to finding other skeletons the CEO burried. This could potentially be bad for shareholders, hold or lower the share price.
The next CC will be interesting for sure and should provide more clarity.