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OK, but isn't that just the problem? A month from now, given no current price action with the better-than-expected report, not only is the news already discounted in the then current price, but it makes next quarter's earnings bogey harder to reach, or OTOH, less likely to favorably move market valuation if unchanged. But what the hey, that's why they pay these guys the big bucks; second-guessing at this early stage is probably a fools game. Since nobody else cares as much about this fool's $ as I do, I'm content to ponder a bit more. Hopefully there will be an opportunity for me to say, with wonder, awe, and pockets bulging, "My, my, ain't those boys pretty smart after all." |
