Do you know why the price NEVER RECOVERED? Poor Hu
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Posted On: 09/30/2016 9:23:42 AM
Do you know why the price NEVER RECOVERED? Poor Huffman trying to convince the Judge, who is also the jury this POS has a case. It's rather pathetic that KK Fudd thinks Judge's are as stupid as some investors.
15 MR. HUFFMAN: I can also argue res ipsa loquitur.
16 THE COURT: No, you can't. There is -- there is a
17 bunch of people out there -- I used to be one -- who
18 used scientific method to try to evaluate the changes
19 in stock prices as a result of the release of
20 certain kinds of information --
21 MR. HUFFMAN: Right.
22 THE COURT: -- true or false information -- into
23 the marketplace.
24 And there are accepted scientific methods for
25 being able to determine the difference between
1 information release and randomness or temporary blimps
2 based on information being false that everybody pretty
3 quickly figures out is false.
4 MR. HUFFMAN: Right.
5 THE COURT: All the stuff that you showed me in
6 the Complaint originally -- in the original Complaint
7 -- I realize you're talking about different stuff
8 now, but the stuff that was in the Complaint was the
9 kind of information, which if it was false, would
10 usually be found out by the rest of the market to be
11 false and any sort of damage to the stock price that
12 came from that bad information would be -- would be
13 likely to be recovered.
14 MR. HUFFMAN: I would have to disagree with the
15 Court that --
16 THE COURT: Well you might want to read the book I
17 wrote on the subject.
18 MR. HUFFMAN: I will do so.
15 MR. HUFFMAN: I can also argue res ipsa loquitur.
16 THE COURT: No, you can't. There is -- there is a
17 bunch of people out there -- I used to be one -- who
18 used scientific method to try to evaluate the changes
19 in stock prices as a result of the release of
20 certain kinds of information --
21 MR. HUFFMAN: Right.
22 THE COURT: -- true or false information -- into
23 the marketplace.
24 And there are accepted scientific methods for
25 being able to determine the difference between
1 information release and randomness or temporary blimps
2 based on information being false that everybody pretty
3 quickly figures out is false.
4 MR. HUFFMAN: Right.
5 THE COURT: All the stuff that you showed me in
6 the Complaint originally -- in the original Complaint
7 -- I realize you're talking about different stuff
8 now, but the stuff that was in the Complaint was the
9 kind of information, which if it was false, would
10 usually be found out by the rest of the market to be
11 false and any sort of damage to the stock price that
12 came from that bad information would be -- would be
13 likely to be recovered.
14 MR. HUFFMAN: I would have to disagree with the
15 Court that --
16 THE COURT: Well you might want to read the book I
17 wrote on the subject.
18 MR. HUFFMAN: I will do so.
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