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Three Tips For Using Social Media in Financial Reporting

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A recent post on IRMagazine.com by Ant Moore, senior managing director and co-head of the digital and creative communications practice within the strategic communications segment at FTI Consulting, discussed “Preparing to use social media around financial reporting.” Three things any company should consider before sharing financial results (or other important news) include; 1. Channels and content – Make sure you are using

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Practical Advice For Writing A MicroCap Press Release Headline

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In a recent post we shared a list of some of our favorite (but old) blog posts from agoracom.com. Today we take a closer look at one of AGORACOM Founder, George Tsiolis’ Small-Cap CEO Lessons – You Are Not Berkshire Hathaway, So Write Better Headlines For Your Press Releases. Tsiolis writes “Press releases are an important component of investor relations for any

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CEOs Using More Words In Earnings Calls Signal Future Earnings and Share Price Declines

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According to a new report by by S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Quantamental Research team, CEOs using more words per sentence or increasing the number of polysyllabic words in their earnings calls, can be telltale signs of future earnings and share price declines. The report looked at how Natural Language Processing (NLP) can be used to quantify the sentiment of earnings calls. The report

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Expert Says Quarterly Guidance Should be Abolished

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IR Magazine interviewed many investor relations and capital markets experts at the NIRI 2017 conference in Orlando. One of those experts was Sarah Williamson, CEO of not-for-profit initiative Focusing Capital on the Long Term. Williamson explains why quarterly guidance should be abolished and how IROs can get insightful feedback from investors. Learn more HERE. 

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