Analysts at brokerage firms believe the time line is discomforting—the CFO resigned just before the Q3 earnings, the CEO recently got a one-year extension instead of three and now a derivatives-induced dislocation.
Analysts at brokerage firms believe the time line is discomforting—the CFO resigned just before the Q3 earnings, the CEO recently got a one-year extension instead of three and now a derivatives-induced dislocation.