Vista's Restructure Is a Big Step in the Right Direction

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Vista's profits went from like, this company was like 200 million. Now it's 600 million in one year. So you got to look at this and just go, not likely that's going to keep happening. The numbers that I've got for the recent years, I probably can't use. You get heroic numbers and they just fire their CEO. What? Right. Which means there's something stinky and denmark here. And an immediately big red flag.

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