RE: "You seem to be doing an outstanding job at analyzing information."
Hi Saturn, thank you for your very kind compliment.
RE: "You will definitely do a better job than some of the other analysts who seem to make illogical calls, and whose motives are suspect."
One thing I find frustrating about CC's, is the analysts aren't necessarily asking the questions they need to be asking. One poster indicated this could be because the analysts want the opportunity to call/publish something interesting before the other analysts do, after the CC.
Maybe companies could invite a person into CC who represents only the individual investors, e.g. Motley Fools, or, in Intel's case, how about Paul Engel, or even Paul's fav, TheRegister (gasp, I know, but they've demonstrated the ability to ask the unaskable or unthinkable - i.e. no one but them could even THINK like that - so, they do lean towards the "creative" and "imaginable" and certainly have an independent streak, not the "herd" mentality. Also, why aren't CCs a bit more humorous and entertaining? Okay, I know, got to be serious when it comes to money.
Cheers,
Amy J |
