When and where do the LULU bagholders meet?

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This is what I don't get for people saying it would help companies not be as stressed about meeting quarterly goals. Yes, you wont get the internal quarterly push for earnings every 3 months, but that just means you'll have a bigger, more stressful 6-month report with higher volatility since markets will need to digest 6 months of activity, and management will need to discuss the next 6 months instead of 3. Or, companies would continue to give out some sort of quarterly data but it would have no rules or requirements, and wouldn't be available for us plebs. Institutions would get the data they want to trade either way. I just don't see how anyone can think, in the age of information, that scaling back available information would do any good. Executives push quarterly earnings yes, but not because of looking good, but to push up the stock short-term so they achieve their bonus targets and stock options. Pushing it out to 6 months does nothing for this, they still will need to push push push to meet those targets. Removing the public reporting component won't eliminate this, which is what I think some believe.

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Bro the gains after fed meet is going to be absolutely insane. I’m not even joking I’m looking, like actually realistically looking, at like a million in potential gains next week alone shits gonna be absolutely insane

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There's a fair bit of academic research on this. But yes, the best companies still find ways to add value despite frequent reporting. It's more of an impact on smaller firms or foreign owned firms And yes, there's academic research for the opposite as well. I'm not an academic - but it seems like something worth considering https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3225188 >We find a 5 percent decrease in firm value consistent with the notion that mandatory quarterly reporting is perceived as a net burden for small firms https://anderson-review.ucla.edu/unearthing-the-negative-consequences-of-managing-to-quarterly-earnings/ >Controlling for several potentially mitigating factors, the study found that injury rates were 5% to 15% higher in periods when a firm was under the most pressure to meet earnings expectations. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1544612323005147 >we find that mandatory quarterly reporting is associated with an increase in managerial myopic behavior, proxied by real earnings management. We also find that this association is stronger for firms with higher foreign ownership.

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I walk a lonely avenue I never thought I'd meet a girl like you Meet a girl like youuuu And irennn, iren so far awayyy

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Maybe he’ll meet a nice girl and settle down

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meet netflix

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Are you confident cause their ceo went to meet trump or something?

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Just make friends with some girls and meet their friends. It's not that hard...

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meet me behind wendys for a quickie

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