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Saturday, 09/29/2018 4:42:21 AM

Saturday, September 29, 2018 4:42:21 AM

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The stock is being artificially held down by the meritless lawsuits whereas Citron failed to advise investors that the patent is still pending thus not final. The finality of a final rejection is automatically withdrawn after a "final" rejection is appealed. Material standards for patent disclosure suggest that since CVSI's patent was not a core part of the business, CVSI did not have to disclose the non-final "final" rejection --especially considering the fact that CVSI has made not a single dime of revenue off of the patent. The stock at the time was moving up as a result of earnings --not the patent in question. The sell-off resulted due to the fact that Mona had an SEC issue in the past, so credibility of CVSI was at question, but the revenue-less patent itself had nothing to do with the sell-off. That previous SEC action was already settled, and Mona was forced to step down as CEO. New investors should consider this period of time as a great opportunity to buy while the stock is being artificially held down.