Sab, the first thing that happens at the start of every CC or meeting is the reading of the Safe Harbor Statement. It is a CYA statement,that goes something like, "Directly after this statement is read, stories will be told. Those stories may or may not be true. The listener believes what they hear at their own risk and the company absolves itself from all liability due to your having been warned."
I can think of many false statements by Missling over the years. He sat 10 feet from me at an intimate shareholders meeting 17 months ago and told us in person about the new Rett trials which would be announced that very weekend. He even told us some of the trial design parameters. Guess what wasn't announced that weekend. There is a long list of similar misstatements and exaggerations that have been made over the years. And Missling is not special in this regard: many, many execs do the very same thing. The Safe Harbor Statement opens up the door to all sorts of (legal) exaggerations and mistruths.
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