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What's the opposite side of that though? That corporate leadership are always paragons of transparency and announce all details accurately, so that business-as
by ethbr1 3y ago
What's the opposite side of that though?
That corporate leadership are always paragons of transparency and announce all details accurately, so that business-as-usual markets can correctly price the stock?
Corporate press releases are explicitly crafted to benefit the stock price.
If the content of a negative third party report is accurate, then its intent doesn't matter.
If corporate leadership has a rebuttal, they're welcome to share!
If the content of a third party report is inaccurate, then the company is welcome to sue for libel, I assume?
- sonicanatidae 3y ago>What's the opposite side of that though? The opposite doesn't exist, generally, because humans are still involved.
- ethbr1 3y agoThe opposite is whatever pro-company positions are publicized, in order to increase the stock price. Are you saying corporate PR isn't a thing? Or that quarterly earnings presentations aren't carefully written?