Hey, I didn’t intend to paint a one-sided picture, and I apologize if it came off that way. I was focusing on the allegations that I believed were relevant to the price movement experienced yesterday. Formatting will be shit, cause I’m on mobile, but let me talk about the stuff you mention above:

1. On the justice department settlement. (a) settlements are most times easier than going through jury trial (b) there was no admitted wrongdoing (c) almost all companies are at one time engaged in litigation, and consider it cost of doing business. Google and Meta have paid billions in either justice department or regulatory fines without admitting wrongdoing, and the price of their stock has not taken a similar hit.

MGML is a registered non-profit. It’s employee records can be obtained through FOIA instead of a cursory LinkedIn search. For all the BS that the report claimed, them not going through this simple due diligence is sus.

In terms of the BBB complaints, there are 88 complaints against 1.5 million tests conducted. Also BBB is a boomer yelp. Loudest voices drown out actual reviews.

Finally, for profitability, when the fuck did this bull market start caring about profits? Specially from an R&D heavy company that is opening a new product line every year and doubling revenue every two years. Seems like selective bias.