short report

10baggerbamm : because they're selling their stock right now and they're not going to comment when they have sales pending and that could manipulate the stock price. so a CEO worth a shit would resend their sales draft up a statement stand beside his attorney and go on to CNBC Fox Business link it to Bloomberg Reuters everybody and say we adamantly defend our accounting practices as being fully audited. the way that revenues are recognized is generally accepted accounting practices and we will sue for all damages as a result of this erroneous and fraudulent report. that's what a CEO worth his paycheck would do that's what I would do if somebody would accuse you of something or you going to shut up or you going to go you know what you're out of your fucking mind I did nothing of that sort and I'm going to sue your ass for saying that it's defamation in this case it's a publicly traded company and I'm going to bankrupt your ass

shungokusatsu 10baggerbamm : So the company is acknowledging truth in the report by keeping silent? Any examples of good PR responses to similar events?

Simon 5183 : Are you a SOUN executive? How do you know how many patents this company has? How do you know they don't have world-class artificial intelligence technology?

74098213 OP Simon 5183 : The report wrote

Simon 5183 74098213 OP : Can you believe what shorting experts say?

74098213 OP Simon 5183 : The question is, why isn't the company doing PR now

74172505 Simon 5183 : You’re a charm, can’t you do your own research? SOUN has no real patent, only thing holding it up is because NVDA had a little bit of investment earlier in the days

74172505 Simon 5183 : Continue buying then, lmao, simple solution, if don’t believe what their statement just simply buy more, price looks pretty good right now. lol