RE:Exchange Good luck with that. Unless there is something really blatant the exchange won't do anything. Here I will give you a real hurting situation. I was involved with a company I forgot the name and ticker but the CEO knew of the CEO at ltv who he accused of trying to damage his shares because he rejected a low buy out offer from ltv. The CEO of the company I had money in plead his case to the exchange and they did f'ck all. The only two times they actually did anything worked against me just as when the did f'ck all. The two cases where they did something and it worked against me is when xmg minerals and a company now with the ticker doc made over promoted claims in their write ups xmg talked about their process and being independently verified which it wasn't at the time of write up the similar thing happened with doc in regards to its planned covid face coverings where they did not use qualifying terms and the shares got nailed. This is why you see things like "expect" anticipates may etc. you will not see will is and things more certain in nature because if you do the exchange will get companies to rewrite their releases and until they do they will be halted and generally when this happens the shares drop heavily. Because this is all speculative the exchange says so in their disclaimer and why it is hard to sue them as we all agreed by putting money into it. The companies by these qualified terms also cover their backside and why like the exchange are hard to sue. Unless there is blatant insider trading that violates rules and people get caught or the write ups are "over promoting not qualified" it is near impossible for people to raise suits let alone be awarded monetary damages. People best understand all this and protect themselves by managing their shares take profits while they are there cut losses sooner rather than later