BigRedBuster
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I love SMCI. Ever time I think it's going to get back to break even......Super Computers...MY GOD.
Bad audit and the auditor quit and the stock is in a free for all
I love SMCI. Ever time I think it's going to get back to break even......Super Computers...MY GOD.
Bad audit and the auditor quit and the stock is in a free for all
So, their auditor E&Y quit and they are all mad for being called out for not doing their job. SMCI had hired E&Y after firing Deloitte last year...I love SMCI. Ever time I think it's going to get back to break even......
Why the heck would they fire Deloitte? They work for some of the biggest companies in the world.So, their auditor E&Y quit and they are all mad for being called out for not doing their job. SMCI had hired E&Y after firing Deloitte last year...
Just need a new firm to come in and release the SMCI annual report!
I have no idea!Why the heck would they fire Deloitte? They work for some of the biggest companies in the world.
I'm worried about a company that has fired their auditing firm twice is a short period of time. I've gone through many annual audits. It seems like they are wanting the audit firm to do something they are refusing to do.Why the heck would they fire Deloitte? They work for some of the biggest companies in the world.
That does seems very sketchy.I'm worried about a company that has fired their auditing firm twice is a short period of time. I've gone through many annual audits. It seems like they are wanting the audit firm to do something they are refusing to do.
Seems like a concerning red flag.
This is exactly what seems to be freaking people out!I'm worried about a company that has fired their auditing firm twice is a short period of time. I've gone through many annual audits. It seems like they are wanting the audit firm to do something they are refusing to do.
Seems like a concerning red flag.
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