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cjp-- What's wrong, bro? Had a bad day.
Yes. Companies are required to have this statement. But in the case of SHC, it is GUARANTEED that the predictions put forth by the company are not only going to be false but are going to be worse than you could ever imagine.
I sick of people trying to make something out of nothing. Please know what you are talking about before posting. Thank you
Every public company has the same disclosure at the end