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$Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$ If the company does indeed have the violations as claimed by the short-selling firm, not only are there illegal facts of financial fraud, but also a series of violations in selling products to Russia. So, if you were in the CEO's position, would you rather intentionally withhold the problematic financial reports, even destroy them, to deliberately provoke the SEC as a way to preserve them from going to jail even if the company is delisted? In other words, the CEO would prefer the company to be delisted rather than or not willing to hand over the problematic financial data and end up in prison. If this is the case, are we still waiting for a peaceful resolution on the 16th?
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ISTJ : If it is indeed illegal, there will be follow-up investigations regardless of whether financial reports are submitted or not, and the CEO going to jail is just a matter of time.
4934 : me too.. fuck
AW OP : There is no financial fraud without handing over financial reports! It just doesn't comply with the listing rules! After escaping the limelight and re-listing, he is already experienced in doing this, and is already familiar with light vehicles