"For those saying the company has no money to fix
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- Koolmoto
That's the great thing about the company putting out conflicting stories--it both confuses investors while also allowing them to choose which version to use to defend the company.
While Koolmoto's link does show the company saying the money was found and the condensers were fixed, the 10-Q which came out after that says, "As of the date of this report the Company lacked the working capital or access to bank credit to make these repairs." ( http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/138110...il10q2.htm )
The company never resolved the discrepancy and, if investors ever inquired, they weren't ever given any answer.
So now if someone asks why the company isn't running is processor #3 "flagship", company defenders just need to point to the 10-Q and say that they company will start up again as soon as the money is found and repairs are made.