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To: croonerjim who wrote (51266)	7/19/1999 3:11:00 PM
From: Bo Didley	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

thanks

To: croonerjim who wrote (51266)	7/19/1999 9:13:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

What I get for my dates come from First Call Radar Report, which is a premium service that costs more than a Market Gems subscription, I also have some one send e-mail to about 10 companies a day for confirmation, I get those confirmations. Even with all that some dates come out inaccurate. That is what is in the fine print of all stock selection sites when you subscribe, we can't be 'smarter' than First Call.. Companies have reasons to change their dates, they have to do with weekends coming up, conference calls, even things that they might want to share quickly and take advantage of a pending split or new contract and report that day. That is the service that First Call Radar Report provides they also provide me with analysts upward and downward revisions of estimates, and EPS estimates going into next year, which I in turn provide without any additional charge. If there is a stock you are interested in, you should take the initiative to call the company as close to the date as possible. Market Gems can not take responsibility for any mistakes in report dates, we do the best we can but we've seen many mistakes in 'Investor's Business Daily, Barron's, Yhoo is notorious for their errors and www.stockselector.com is even worse. I check but I expect subscribers who have a favorite company to take the 4 minutes it takes to check it out themselves, you can find the investor's relations company under "profile" in quote.yahoo.com, or get a very premium service from WANDA or IBES which costs thousands of dollars a year for earnings dates for professional money managers.