140. Jordan's opinion was based on undocumented and unsubstantiated assumptions.
141. Jordan should not have sent this report because it contained information which he was not qualified to provide, because he failed to list numerous assumptions of how he arrived at the ore's value and because there was no known economical way to extract the minerals.
142. Jordan never told HCCA's auditor that the report was based on mere possibilities for a best case, unproven scenario.
143. Jordan himself did not believe HCCA could sell the assets for $4 billion.