• braiam@alien.topB
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    11 months ago

    You are correct. And yet very wrong. This kind of thing can be seen as a misleading investors if they never plan to actually deliver. The problem is that once everything is done, they would have accomplished the objective and only investors that feel like they were mislead could have standing to sue. Of course, if they actually plan to deliver on those plans, then everything will be hunky-dory.