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How to verify company claims in EDGAR without getting fooled by the exhibit type

An EDGAR filing date isn’t necessarily a report’s effective date. The Pretium EX-99.1 shows how a new filing can contain an older report, so its claims may be technically old even when the filing is recent. The exhibit can identify its label, report, authors and project, and show it was prepared for S-K 229.1300 compliance. But it alone does not prove legal title, completed transactions, reserves, or that projections will come true.

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