Funny...
MR. HUFFMAN: I can also argue res ipsa loquitur.
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THE COURT: No, you can't. There is -- there is a
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bunch of people out there -- I used to be one -- who
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used scientific method to try to evaluate the changes
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in stock prices as a result of the release of
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certain kinds of information --
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MR. HUFFMAN: Right.
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THE COURT: -- true or false information -- into
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the marketplace.
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And there are accepted scientific methods for
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being able to determine the difference between
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information release and randomness or temporary blimps
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based on information being false that everybody pretty
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quickly figures out is false.
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MR. HUFFMAN: Right.
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THE COURT: All the stuff that you showed me in
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the Complaint originally -- in the original Complaint
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-- I realize you're talking about different stuff
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now, but the stuff that was in the Complaint was the
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kind of information, which if it was false, would
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usually be found out by the rest of the market to be
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false and any sort of damage to the stock price that
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came from that bad information would be -- would be
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likely to be recovered."