This is just wrong. A lot of companies time annou
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Posted On: 12/15/2015 7:11:33 PM
Re: investorxc #21781
This is just wrong. A lot of companies time announcements around the week of JPM. Adam Feuerstein writes about it every year. He even chastised a company this week via twitter for releasing news "too early" and said that everyone would have forgotten about it by JPM.
From their own website:
"The conference, hosted for J.P. Morgan clients, welcomes corporates, start-ups, nonprofits, and investors from around the world. Healthcare companies and investors consider the conference their “super bowl” and many companies announce various deals and partnerships during the week’s events ."
https://www.jpmorgan.com/pages/detail/1422164502262
From their own website:
"The conference, hosted for J.P. Morgan clients, welcomes corporates, start-ups, nonprofits, and investors from around the world. Healthcare companies and investors consider the conference their “super bowl” and many companies announce various deals and partnerships during the week’s events ."
https://www.jpmorgan.com/pages/detail/1422164502262
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Conferences are not the time any companies announce deals, that is why it concerns me he even mentions it because it anything material occurs, they will release it in a pr before the next trading session. Any announcement at a conference would always be a non-event, like we are looking at a partnership, we are in talks with potential suitors etc., but nothing in writing or completed. Imagine a company does a deal and its great news, the stock is tanking, but they hold back because they want to wait until the conference lol. Not to mention that it would be illegal.
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