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To: William Wang who wrote (17931)6/22/1998 6:51:00 PM
From: Steve Porter  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 45548
 
WW,

I'm not doubting anything. But I mean isn't COMS free to move the date around. I mean what if someone important from the CC was involved in some kind of important negotiation with some big company over sales or something, wouldn't we all rather wait a couple of days instead of pissing away a deal to keep the circle on the calendar accurate?

Steve




To: William Wang who wrote (17931)6/22/1998 7:05:00 PM
From: joe  Respond to of 45548
 


>>Briefing.com was right that COMS set the first earning report date on June 22<<

Read my previous post. Briefing.com admits that they
never had a clue when the reporting date was supposed to be.

Then, one of their non-COMS sources turned out he never
really new himself, but was talking as if he new.

It could be your brokerage firm was getting hand-me-down
stories also....At this point, the whole thing is a mess,
and we can't assume anything, except that Briefing.com
knew they had nothing concrete, and decided
to make a federal case out of it. Even if it turns out
they're right, they had no right to assume mal-intentions
before they could verify.

I say we we write up a 'flame bomb'. <gg>

joe