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Tuesday, June 13, 2017 11:37:51 AM
When a TA 'self-gags' there is NO implication that the company is hiding something from shareholders. Therefore it is not accurate to say that they are being gagged - as that implies something that is not the case. The implication is not verifiable and therefore is not a credible claim.
It is misleading to say that the TA is gagged, and is more accurate to say that they are not gagged by the company, but have a policy to not report to individual shareholders. It's a conservative approach to avoid the hassles that come with such reporting.
<<Any contention that the TA was not chosen specifically by the company because it gags itself is both unprovable and utterly ridiculous. >>
Any contention that the TA WAS chosen specifically by the company because it gags itself is also unprovable. Unverifiable claims that they chose them because they 'self-gag' are not credible.
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