"The type of disclosure is a misstatement if it is a lie or omission of truth that misled investors.
The type of disclosure is a corrective if the “truth” is revealed, which causes the artificial inflation of the stock to be removed and so stock price falls. These must be tied specifically to a dollar or percentage loss.
The type of disclosure is a relevant event if it does not fall under the two above categories, but is still interesting to capture the information.
From each excerpt, determine the type of disclosures from the text.

On September 23, 2019, after market hours, an article was posted by the author “The Insiders Forum” on Seeking Alpha entitled “Gais’s inflection point.” In pertinent part, the article discussed the financially difficult steps the Company has taken to achieve subscriber growth, and also discussed how the subscriber growth rate was likely to fall: 45. On this news, the price of NAME_1 stock declined as much as $0.685, or 9.3%, before closing at $6.79 per share on September 24, 2019, a 7.36% decline from the previous closing price of $7.33.

55. In the corresponding February 24, 2020 earnings call, NAME_2 stated that the Company had reinstated a period of free subscription service in Q4 of the 2019 Fiscal Year, when in reality, the Company had extended free subscription services to certain users earlier in the year, but counted them as paying subscribers. NAME_2 stated, in relevant part, as follows:
Thank you, and good afternoon, everyone. So revenue increased 24% to $14.7 million for the fourth quarter and 29% to $54 million for the year. In fourth quarter, we eliminated the $0.99 trial from our pricing plans and replaced it with the free trial. We ended the quarter with 599,000 subscribers. This is with our own counting as we did historically, a change from what we did historically. There are members, which were at $0.99 trial, which before we considered members, of which we had to about 37,000 at December 31, 2018.
(Emphasis added).
56. On the same earnings call, Defendant NAME_3 stated that because the Company had eliminated a $0.99 introductory trial period, that the Company was no longer including trial members as paid members. This was materially false and misleading because, at least as recently as the 1st quarter of 2019, NAME_1 had counted those who were not paying for services as paid subscribers. NAME_3 stated, in pertinent part, the following:"