Recent content by dbodoff

Thanks for the tips. Would be grateful if you could help us by participating in the 5-minute exercise (for our academic research) at this link: https://forms.gle/VTjbLe8sF8FiKKnHA thank you all!

No. So spam here. Honest to goodness academic research. I even very politely asked (and received) the forum moderators/admins for permission for this. I am very grateful they allowed it. I hope our thread here is not interfering with you. Thanks

Hi vanzandt Wow you think fast and big. The ideas make sense and I guess are probably being done. Just for your general info, one wouldn't do it on the SEC website but via an EDGAR re-seller because the SEC site is day-delayed (that was the arrangement we and the politicians and the lobbyists...

Sure will (can't reveal now what we're looking at). Much appreciate

Dear Traders -- Last Chance (Apologies for this second post) Last chance to help us, if you haven't done so already (MANY THANKS TO THOSE WHO DID). My name is David. I'm a business school professor who helped build the SEC's EDGAR website, where the SEC posts companies' earnings announcements...

heh heh yes i have not investigated in detail lately but i believe that whether directly from the SEC or indirectly through subscription services such as EDGAR-Online, hundreds of thousands of actual people read these things.

Actually your case is quite interesting. But thank you for having a look....

Most comments by those who are not completely dismissive of earning reports - like tommxginnis - point to the fact that if they were systematically low-balled the price would have risen before the report came out. An equally compelling way to look at it is that if the report didn't carry...

Indeed, these (and other issues) are the sorts of things we are studying. (please help us by doing the short exercise? We need to *prove* things...) Thanks!

Dear Traders I can really use your assistance. My name is David. I'm a business school professor who helped build the SEC's EDGAR website, where the SEC posts companies' earnings announcements. We are doing research to help us understand how people *read* earnings announcements? Do you think...