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KB gave the penny traders exactly what they asked for and demanded, over and over and over -- total transparency, the whole entire story. I'll bet it was a total surprise that some shareholders were up to no good. I'll bet it was a huge surprise that people will do and say almost anything when two things occur, when there is money at stake and when troublemakers egg them on. So, what a surprise it will be, the traders won't like 10 page quarterlies any more than the old 25 page ones, or the last one which I believe was 37 pages.
So my recommendation to management will be to shrink wrap all future quarterlies, and if you do not replace Mr. Berman, there will be nothing but the facts in as few words as possible. No more middle ground, just bare bones. That will be complained about too.
All IMO