The Art of The Analyst Conference Call and Earnings Forecasts – to Guide or Not Guide
March 8, 2007
In recent years, several high-profile companies have publicly announced a decision to stop offering earnings guidance to the investment community. While companies of various sizes have chosen to follow this lead, many companies continue to give guidance for a variety of obvious and some less apparent reasons. This panel discussion offers pointers for holding effective quarterly conference calls and for tackling the question of whether or not a company should give guidance.
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