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Quite a few of these happened in the context of earnings calls or other communications to investors. If the guy in charge of these companies keeps making statem
by sjsdaiuasgdia 4y ago
Quite a few of these happened in the context of earnings calls or other communications to investors. If the guy in charge of these companies keeps making statements about their future performance and then they repeatedly miss the mark, that's a valid thing to criticize and an "I think" prefix doesn't absolve him.
- mlindner 4y agoEarnings calls are forward looking statements and often turn out to be incorrect predictions, and no, most of these were not in earnings calls because only Tesla has earnings calls. They're also written in bad context, for example the first line about 500k in 2018, wasn't made in 2018. Also, when it's something that literally no company has ever done before, being off by a lot is expected.