For me (and most other people) "bending the rules" is...

For me (and most other people) "bending the rules" is "scamming".

There are rules. Follow them. 

If you are risking shareholders money by "bending the rules" you shouldnt be a public company director.

I don't know what loop holes you are talking about, and prefer not to know to be honest

If you read the headline of this thread - its a question.

So let me break this down for you hun:

1. MYQ released a research report 

2. Report turns out to be paid for (when they didnt say) 

3. Report had to be retracted (cause it was wrong)

4. Nothing from the fraudulent report actually happened

5. MYQ doesnt have any income; 0, zilch, none. They rely on loans and R&D tax rebates (source: company announcements) 

6. There is an industry issue with R&D tax credits for software companies

7. Even bigger and more established companies than MYQ got hit

So far facts, right?

Here's the information I was asking about:

8. Is MYQ safe?

9. Historically, management "cut corners", how do we know they didnt cut them here also?

10. If they do get caught for cutting corners, how will they fund the fine and cash back?

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