I believe people do not remember if things are lat
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Posted On: 05/29/2019 1:20:59 PM
I believe people do not remember if things are late, only if its right or not. Lots of moaning and groaning over late filings. Heck, SIGO is already late, that is a fact. I'm also sure that if there was high motivation to swiftly complete the audits, then it would be so.
From this point forward, how can SIGO maneuver from their current crappy filing situation towards a better place? I see two ways: push forward on the audits with a sense of urgency, or go the slower route and let the process unfold, as it does.
Either way, like others have said, they need to work through the audit like so many cash-only businesses have done before. Do they do it will urgency, or take their time?
I see more advantages, given the current crappy circumstances, to take their time, do it right. Meanwhile, they get to maintain their development stage status and continuously improve their operations and grow their revenue streams. Nobody, including future shareholders, will remember that they were late. Eventually, though, they got to make this all right, or everyone will remember that its not right.
From this point forward, how can SIGO maneuver from their current crappy filing situation towards a better place? I see two ways: push forward on the audits with a sense of urgency, or go the slower route and let the process unfold, as it does.
Either way, like others have said, they need to work through the audit like so many cash-only businesses have done before. Do they do it will urgency, or take their time?
I see more advantages, given the current crappy circumstances, to take their time, do it right. Meanwhile, they get to maintain their development stage status and continuously improve their operations and grow their revenue streams. Nobody, including future shareholders, will remember that they were late. Eventually, though, they got to make this all right, or everyone will remember that its not right.
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