You are right.  Until something official comes out of the company, it is all just speculation on our part.

Regardless of the outcome, what I can say with certainty is that how the PR was put out was completely unprofessional, irresponsible to shareholders and possibly in violation of other SEC rules of disclosure, etc.

Does the word 'fiduciary' ring a bell?  Or how about the phrase 'personal liability' for violating fiduciary duties?

I would suggest everyone involved proceed with caution -- but that suggestion might obviously be too late!

Do people actually THINK before acting anymore!?

This just might make a great case study in what NOT to do.

IMO, of course.