I am not suggesting what the author is saying isn't true or not. Seeking Alpha is an interesting news website/source. You probably know this but any and everyone can write articles for Seeking Alpha. It's a fairly simple process to follow. You sign up, write an article, and submit for publication. It apparently goes into a queue waiting for an "editor" to review your submission. If he/she likes it, you're published. Now comes the interesting part and that is, is the information correct in the published article? Well apparently that's up to the editors and SA readers. If the editor sees something that is untrue or they don't like, it's not published. If a reader reads the article and sees something that isn't true they have a couple of options. They can either submit the issue to Seeking Alpha or write their own article. It's an interest model to say the least.
Thanks for posting that link because I completely missed it. That was written on Feb 15th (last friday) and the stock has been trending downward ever since? I guess everyone's a financial analyst over at Seeking Alpha despite their education or experience.
Good stuff Redcloud!