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Really good stuff. Can't believe they managed to take a picture of the company's hidden facility in Botswana. Anon Analytics has potential. Interesting to see
by mahmud 15y ago
Really good stuff. Can't believe they managed to take a picture of the company's hidden facility in Botswana.
Anon Analytics has potential. Interesting to see bonafide accountants calling themselves "Anon" (the whole thing is dripping with hints of IT competence as well :-)
- molsongolden 15y agoI just read the report and agree that it was pretty thoroughly researched. I enjoyed reading about the acquisition strategy she used to cover up prior fraud. That said, some parts leave me feeling like something is off or maybe the report could have been more professional. I wish they would just come out and say everything, full disclosure, instead of saying "well we found this but we don't even want to talk about it so we will let management comment". I also would like to believe that the picture from Botswana is real but it would be just as easy for them to photoshop a picture as it was for management to do. An "anonymous" short seller could very easily fabricate an entire report, photoshopping pictures and making up numbers then profit from the knee jerk reaction of the market before the report has be debunked. edit: I also enjoyed the goldman "clients are muppets" reference in the disclaimer.
- unreal37 15y agoIt's pretty clear the Botswana plant produces drugs but they didn't want to detract from the professionalism in the rest of the report by saying that. Their point is well made - the Chinese company has no business having a plant there, in such a remote and hard to reach location.
- celticninja 15y agoWhat drugs though? Illegal narcotics or faked pharmaceuticals.