News or details that may reasonably be expected to affect a company’s stock price and thus decisions that investors make about buying or selling the company’s stock. Material events may be the addition or loss of a large customer, falling or rising sales, a merger agreement, financial results above or below expectations, or a change in the company’s dividend policy. Material events must be disclosed to the public and to the Securities and Exchange Commission in an 8-K.

Wasn't sure about what " Material Event" meant excactly but taken in context with Fred's comments, this could only mean either an addition of a large customer, a merger or partership. IMHO

disagree?