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I did not, so maybe this disqualifies me from commenting further, however I typically don't read press releases because they often contain lies, spin, and every
by lotaezenwa 7y ago
I did not, so maybe this disqualifies me from commenting further, however I typically don't read press releases because they often contain lies, spin, and everything in between.
I'll give it a look.
- seldonnn 7y agoOh so you don’t bother to figure out the facts prior to posting your opinion online? So smart!
- richk449 7y agoWhat does reading a companies pr website have to do with figuring out the facts?
- AaronFriel 7y agoReading press releases is rarely as useful as reading the filings. Whether it's a company's financial numbers (ignore the PR, read the 10-K), an up and coming IPO (definitely ignore the investors and underwriters, read the S-1), or even a piece of legislation (ignore the congressional testimony, it's for cable news soundbites, read the floor text and amendments).
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