RE:RE:Earnings date and conference callBudFoxx2020 wrote: Oh, oh Cap. You better be careful, you might be label a basher to a short. Isn't this what I just said a few post ago. Like I said that NR regarding Jan guidance was very shady. Read my post like I said it was more than likely a earnings delay. I been in this game too long. You just sense these things. They better release earnings tomorrow morning before markets opens. If they release tomorrow after market close for the weekend. That is not a good sign. Cheers.
They have 90 days to file the report. Until that 90 days, there isn't an earnings delay. Since they don't provide dates for their filings, which I think they should, their reports can't be deemed "delayed" until they are officially late by TSX standards. There are companies that file next week and there's nothing inherently wrong with that.
Also, there was nothing shady with their January news release. They've done similar news releases last year. Most companies close their quarters and know the numbers internally within 10 days following the end of the period. It's been my job for the longest time in my life. However, between those numbers and producing the MD&A's and getting the lawyers to look it over and being prepared for the news release and the conference call, there's a long time that goes by. Even when unaudited, the reports need to satisfy the different regulatory bodies before getting published.