Research Objectivity in Public Appearances

As a research analyst, you are often invited to conduct public appearances where you share your insights on the financial markets. During one such event, a local news outlet interviews you about your views on a specific company's stock.

Before the interview, you are aware that you hold a significant position in this company's stock. According to the CFA Institute's Research Objectivity Standards, it is important to maintain impartiality and transparency during public appearances.

Which of the following actions would be considered appropriate with respect to these standards during the public appearance?