Research Objectivity in Public Appearances

Emily is a financial analyst at a reputable investment firm. Recently, she was invited to participate in a panel discussion on investment strategies at a financial conference. During the panel, Emily made several public comments about her firm's investment outlook, including specific recommendations on stocks that her firm currently holds in its portfolio. After the event, Emily's supervisor expressed concern that her comments may have violated the Research Objectivity Standards, particularly regarding Public Appearances.

Which of the following actions should Emily take to ensure compliance with the CFA Institute's ethical guidelines regarding public appearances?