Recent discussions on Twitter have raised concerns about potential financial irregularities involving $RILY, with various users alleging manipulation and questionable audit practices as Feb 29 looms. Critics point to a series of events, including a controversial press release, changes in audit personnel expertise descriptions from 'expertise' to 'knowledge', and the firm's financial strategies under Bryant Riley's leadership. Notably, there has been speculation about the impact of these issues on $RILY's future, including its stock price potentially dropping to $7 at best and the ability to maintain trust in its financial services. The situation has prompted calls for more rigorous oversight, with some suggesting that the audit committee should retain independent counsel to ensure thorough investigation. Questions have also been raised about the firm's investments, particularly in TARGUS and the FRANCHISE Group, and their impact on the company's solvency.
I wonder how deep they are in the $Rily Fraud @FriendlyBearSA @AureliusValue https://t.co/OR8dd19jZd
$RILY looking at their book: no way ppl are still doing business with them? they profited from the SPAC bonanza, which is now over so what's left? The TARGUS or the FRANCHISE Group assets? GOOD luck? if Marcum signs this, I know why EY kept signing WDI! @FriendlyBearSA
$RILY what's gonna save them: TARGUS? Thing about it ... with all the bad investments $RILY did over the past years .... all losers .... no way they are solvent Nobody would have had bought TARGUS? Any hidden motive? @AlderLaneEggs @FriendlyBearSA https://t.co/gzcv1BwoJN