It should be completely clear to everyone by now that something shady is happening in the company’s management/background. If anyone still dares to claim that there are no irregularities, you should probably put that person on your so-called block list.
The only questions now are 1) how extensive these irregularities are, 2) which members of management are involved, and 3) how it affects the stock price.
As long as point 3 doesn’t cause turbulence—meaning the stock price doesn’t crash—investors don’t seem to care about points 1 & 2. The real reckoning will only begin once the price tanks and people start asking those difficult questions.
It’s a shame we have such poor-quality financial media in Finland that this kind of investigative digging isn’t done despite their vast resources; after all, it’s much easier to write top 10 lists and advent calendars.