Farid Suleman is out of the closet on bankruptcy.
Federal rules required his company file its 10-Q report as all publicly-traded companies must.
There is a reason Suleman filed it on Friday evening just ahead of the weekend because it would be better if no one knew the blunt terms Citadel had to use to assess the prospect for bankruptcy.
The parade of shareholder destruction continues.
Among the revelations right from Suleman
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