Auditors do not change that often, and a change can be a red flag. In this case, the fact that a big name auditor (PriceWaterhouse) quit on 'its own accord' and was a replaced by a much smaller firm is an even bigger red flag. We can't say much about the CEO flip-flop. With four board members resigning, obviously there were disputes. But your summation seems accurate, at least based on public info. We did like it at one point. It had cash (still does) and was growing nicely. But sales have gone from $30M in 2019 to just $9M last year, and the company promised too much and delivered too little. Now, at only $19M market cap, it is too small for serious consideration, in addition to the other concerns.
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