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Tuesday, 10/28/2014 5:49:08 PM

Tuesday, October 28, 2014 5:49:08 PM

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This lawsuit is not going anywhere third party here say

I read the stock purchase certification the plaintiff attached to the complaint. It shows that the plaintiff bought iBio shares on October 14, 2014 (7872 shares @1.89/share), October 17, 2014 (8400 shares @ 2.29/shre) and again on October 17, 2014 (15050 @ 2.20/share). Now I know that the complaint refers to the October 11 newspaper article in order to try to take the beginning of the class period back to a time prior to the plaintiff’s first purchase of iBio shares on October 14.



The first statement by iBio that the complaint cites in which the company referred to its relationship with Caliber is the October 16 press release. Unless the plaintiff can come up with some other statements from the company prior to October 16, the plaintiff will have difficulty pushing the start of the class period before October 16.


Indeed, that appears to explain the plaintiff’s purchase of iBio shares. Where the plaintiff may struggle in this lawsuit, at least based on the allegations presented in the complaint, is showing that the iBio got caught up in the frenzy because of statements by iBio itself.

http://www.dandodiary.com/2014/10/articles/securities-litigation/o-k-so-heres-the-first-ebola-outbreak-related-do-lawsuit/

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