Posted On: 01/19/2015 3:36:19 PM
Post# of 39368
Re: Coloradogold #32179
All the SEC cares about is protecting current and future shareholders and punishing those who committed crimes.
This brings up the question: When a previous CEO and BOD commit securities fraud but a new CEO and BOD can prove to the SEC they continue to fight for shareholders and improve the status quo; how would the SEC react? My thought is they will allow operations to continue while overseeing all and working with new management and shareholders to achieve the best outcome possible. In the meantime indicting the previous CEO and BOD.
You seem to be one-sided on this and don't give a shit about those who have huge paper losses.
This brings up the question: When a previous CEO and BOD commit securities fraud but a new CEO and BOD can prove to the SEC they continue to fight for shareholders and improve the status quo; how would the SEC react? My thought is they will allow operations to continue while overseeing all and working with new management and shareholders to achieve the best outcome possible. In the meantime indicting the previous CEO and BOD.
You seem to be one-sided on this and don't give a shit about those who have huge paper losses.
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