One of the biggest risks Rauber took when he made
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One of the biggest risks Rauber took when he made his CFP statement at the AGM was that JB was providing him with the same information that SAIC was getting that required them to disavow the reliability of the conclusions made in the leaked letter. In other words, a number of assumptions that could not be relied upon. How can anyone know that Rauber was being told the truth about the state of the technology. How could Rauber know that the technological issues could be resolved satisfactorily? How could Rauber know that the technological issues could be resolved in a timely enough manner to make a prediction of CFP by Q1 of 2013?
Of CFP can not be attained this quarter, I would like to see Mr. Rauber make a statement acknowledging that as soon as he realizes that it is not possible. That day, if things are not coming together as hoped, should be approaching quickly.
Is silence an indication that things are going well? Or will we be hit with a surprise statement in the Q4 2012 report?
Will the new management provide the transparency that shareholders deserve?