Posted On: 11/10/2015 5:07:24 PM
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Re: modified75 #12462
Tomorrow's opening bell is a concern and that is not a good place to be.
Audits take time and reasonable investors know that. Quarterlies should come out like clockwork: good, bad, or indifferent. Every company should learn two phrases:
1) we hit our targets and continue to move forward with optimism.
2) we missed our target this quarter, but we have XYZ in the hopper and are optimistic about the future.
Numbers come and go. Not every quarter is record breaking. But investors learn as much about a company in bad quarters as they do in good ones.
Audits take time and reasonable investors know that. Quarterlies should come out like clockwork: good, bad, or indifferent. Every company should learn two phrases:
1) we hit our targets and continue to move forward with optimism.
2) we missed our target this quarter, but we have XYZ in the hopper and are optimistic about the future.
Numbers come and go. Not every quarter is record breaking. But investors learn as much about a company in bad quarters as they do in good ones.
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