Any law firm would be extremely foolish to file a suit based on Mako's latest hit piece, given what happened to Rosen based on Mako's first one. And, note: out of the many, many law firms that sent out notices piling on after Mako/Rosen, only Rosen ended up actually getting a plaintiff, and then only ONE.
That we are only down less than 8% today after this latest crap, really indicates investors, on the whole, now understand what is true and what is not. Mako was certainly encouraged by the havoc he created after his first hit, but he and others may not be so inclined again given the relatively tepid reception today.
I have already filed complaints as per Baron4664's instructions, after the first hit. We all need to do so, especially to the Investor Protection Bureau and the NYAG. Mako even being preliminarily contacted by any agency about this is another way to stop him before a partnership.
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