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I think the start of the count down clock is intentional. I have been on the opposite end where with out the countdown clock nothing real happens. And given the
by bhewes 10y ago
I think the start of the count down clock is intentional. I have been on the opposite end where with out the countdown clock nothing real happens. And given the fiduciary duties of a publicly traded company talk first, results second is par the course.
- asimuvPR 10y agoToo many clocks counting down gives the impression of a high failure rate. Failure is fine. Problem is when you publicly continue to fail as an organization. Public opinion goes negative. For a publicly traded company public opinion is important.
- bhewes 10y agoI agree. Given the quarterly earnings report cycle publicly traded companies are poor fits for developing innovative work. It is not the investment vehicle most conducive to long term investing.