It's obvious that Helmer expected the proof was comming out shortly.
So he came up with a "bash" article to drop the price for his shorty "friends", or long "friends" that wanted some cheap shares, or both.
I've seen this type of tactic used on stocks many times over the years. When it becomes certain that a particular company is about to release some critical news, a "rumor" or "bash" article suddenly appears out of nowhere. By the time the company is able to respond properly, the pps has already fallen, and the cheapest shares have already been bought up by the same group of people behind the negative article. Then the truth finally comes out and the stock soars.
This fact remains: Helmer can't even begin to prove his phony allegations, but Aurus CAN and WILL prove Helmer is at the very least mistaken, and most likely a paid-for manipulative liar.
I'm glad that all this foolishness will be over soon.
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