Hey, I'm curious - do you really follow the earnings calls thoroughly, or do you just read the summary afterwards? I think watching whole calls is really for big connoisseurs, so I'm curious how many of you are here 😁

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Hey, I'm curious - do you really follow the earnings calls thoroughly, or do you just read the summary afterwards? I think watching whole calls is really for big connoisseurs, so I'm curious how many of you are here 😁

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Occasionally I'll check it out or listen to it, but mostly I read the summary.
Depends, sometimes I go through the presentation, sometimes I look at what the CEO has to say, sometimes the summary, what ever :)
If I have the time I'll check it out, otherwise I always read at least the summary.
I know I should, but I don't follow some earning calls almost at all, because they are stable and boring companies where their products usually don't mean anything to me. When I do, I read the transcript where I skip the okecavani and focus mostly on new ptf additions or those that are struggling, new acquisitions or products/services. The only thing I haven't missed in a few years is Capitalist Woodstock;)
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