Jus received an email from IR:

The spirit of an SEC filing is to provide broad information of a company to the general public. Therefore by law, a Company to protect itself from litigation must disclose the most extreme risk factors and scenarios that might come up. It doesn’t mean that it is plausible or could happen. But it is in the spirit of the Securities Exchange Commission wanting investors to have full transparency of risks and able to make informed decisions about investments that the risk factor is included.

Here is an example of Intel’s 10K http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/50863/000005086314000020/a10kdocument12282013.htm Check out Section 1A their Risks section. It’s crazy too!!!!

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