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To: Skip_S who wrote (4673)12/2/1998 6:19:00 PM
From: jmt  Respond to of 6931
 
When the IR dept. gives you the rough numbers in confidence, you shouldn't post it.

I did not state the source of the information, nor its reliability.

jmt



To: Skip_S who wrote (4673)12/3/1998 12:32:00 AM
From: Whiskey  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6931
 
Skip S.

Why would a company release numbers in confidence to one share holder that just happens to call up one day on the phone?

I find it hard to believe that PR would give out any info that wasn't known already. You make it sound like they just give out info to certain selected people. They are not going to say anything unless its public knowledge or preannounced.

This company could do a lot better giving out financial information if it wanted to. Someone up there has to know how to read a P&L statement. Any business owner will tell you how often they look at it.

Whiskey



To: Skip_S who wrote (4673)12/5/1998 9:53:00 AM
From: John S. Baker  Respond to of 6931
 
"When the IR dept. gives you the rough numbers in confidence, you shouldn't post it."

True ... but I always have believed that IR departments should not put out any material information, including numbers, in confidence.

If it's real, put it out. If it's not ready to be put out, clam up.

Anything else leaves them (the IR Department) wide open to suspicions of manipulation. And, as somebody said here recently, the company needs credibility.

JSb.