In Re Sun Healthcare Group, Inc. Securities Litigation

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• finding statements immaterial because, in part, “[i]t would be impossible to objectively verify such soft statements that merely convey the subjective assertions of the speaker”
• optimistic statements regarding new business strategy tempered by specific risk disclosures in SEC filings
• “[T]he mere fact that [a company] issued a restatement of its previous financial statements, without further specificity of scienter, cannot constitute an actionable admission of fraud.”

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