Thread regarding Citrix Systems Inc. layoffs

Citrix's False Representation of Layoff Numbers is a Prime Example of Securities Fraud

"Under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (15 U.S.C. § 78a et seq.) and Rule 10b-5 a misrepresentation or omission of a fact is material if a reasonable investor might have considered the fact important in the making of the investment decision."

Citrix's reported 50 employees in the Raleigh office and 160 in the Fort Lauderdale office were laid off, but as CTXS stock sits here down 34% YTD, they conveniently forgot to report the other 1,000 or so in every other location who were also laid off. Call me crazy, but I a feeling investors might have considered that fact important in the making of their investment decision. Grab your popcorn, folks.

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The whole Workspace financial reporting has been a bit dubious. For instance since last few years, wvery legacy product’s revenue was wrapped as the revenue of new, modern, cloud based Workspace. That surely was a grey area and misleading.

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A securities fraud lawsuit was just filed today against Citrix in US District Court, alleging Citrix mislead/lied to investors about the "success" of their subscription transition:

"City of Hollywood Police Officers’ Retirement System v. Citrix Systems, Inc"

They definitely could be that stupid.

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Post ID: @1gbu+1dTWGdWH

They are not that stupid. They only report numbers where required by law and probably one of their determining factors of where to layoff depends if they have to report it to government entities prior to the layoff, and they don’t want to do this in order to avoid bad press. Location of layoffs where very calculated to avoid bad press. So obvious!

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Post ID: @1tjy+1dTWGdWH

It's a Sh-t-rix show!

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