Reading between the lines, or more accurately listening to what Carnegie don't say and comparing it to what they do, has been the only way to understand what's been going on with this company for the last 3 or 4 years. For years it's been said here that Carnegie's biggest fundamental problem has been a very obvious lack of honesty in disclosure. Remember that in the same meeting where the brand new CEO was promising to be more transparent he still dumped a load of BS when questioned directly about Ceto 5.
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