一份来自美国证交会发布的关于毒丸计划的报告中，写道：公司设定的毒丸计划

A report from the US Securities and Exchange Commission on the poison pill plan reads: The poison pill plan set by the company as a defensive measure, when the preset conditions are met, that is, the company ’s shares are acquired over a certain percentage, triggering a Or a set of strategies 5. Specifically, if the purchaser wants to buy shares from the company's share holders, it must exceed the market price; or the company shareholders excluding malicious purchasers can be eligible to exchange the high price of the shares held for securities or cash; or Shareholders of a company excluding malicious acquirers may transfer securities such as company stock at a low price; or malicious acquirers are forced to transfer their own shares to the company ’s shareholder at a price that is unfavorable to their own interests; or in certain ways In the resolution of specific matters, malicious purchasers cannot exercise their voting rights. In order to achieve the goal that the target company will not be acquired, the poison pill plan is called the "venom pill" by providing the acquisition cost of the other company because it is very likely to bring unpredictable consequences to the target company That is, the so-called killing of the enemy is one thousand and the self-impairment is eight hundred.

In a report on the Drug Pill program released by the Securities and Exchange Commission, it said: The company's drug-pill program serves as a defensive measure, triggering one or more sets of strategies when the pre-set conditions are met, when the pre-set conditions are met. Specifically, if an acquirer wants to buy shares from a company shareholder, he or she must be above the market price; Poison Pill plan in order to achieve the target company is not to be acquired, after providing the other company's acquisition of the capital model, the reason is called "poison pill", because it is very likely to bring unpredictable consequences to the target company, that is, the so-called killing of enemies 1,000, self-loss of 800.

A report on the poison pill program issued by the US Securities and Exchange Commission said: the poison pill program set by the company as a defense measure, when the preset conditions are met, the company's shares are acquired by more than a specific proportion, triggering a strategy or a group of strategies  5 . Specifically, if the acquirer wants to buy shares from the holders of the company's shares, it must exceed the market price standard; or the shareholders of the company excluding the malicious acquirer can obtain the qualification to exchange the high price of the shares held for the valuable securities or cash; or the shareholders of the company excluding the malicious acquirer can accept the company's shares and other securities at a low price; or the malicious acquirer is forced to hold the shares of the company The company transfers its own shares in a way that is adverse to its own interests; or in the resolution of certain specific matters, the voting rights held by the malicious acquirer cannot be exercised. In order to achieve the goal that the target company will not be acquired, the poison pill plan is called "poison pill" after providing the acquisition cost mode of the other company, because it is very likely to bring unpredictable consequences to the target company, that is, the so-called "kill one thousand enemies and lose eight hundred by itself".<br>