They will never have any trouble authorizing as many shares as they like is the point. So if they reduce the authorize at time of RS and extend it later when they want, or don't reduce at time of RS - it is a zero sum situation. And since they legally do not have to reduce at RS unlikely that they will. Writing letters to pphm who has shown contempt for shareholders seems a waste of time. If you are really set on them reducing the outstanding write the letters to analysts who are on concall. Sending to Nasdaq and SEc when it is not a rules or legal issue is silly.
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