When insiders push back like that it's a sign of good management, in my view. They know their stuff and don't beat around the bush. It's sort of like when average companies read the whole damn disclaimer before getting into things. You read/listen to the better companies and their like okay you guys know the disclosures, let's get down t…
When insiders push back like that it's a sign of good management, in my view. They know their stuff and don't beat around the bush. It's sort of like when average companies read the whole damn disclaimer before getting into things. You read/listen to the better companies and their like okay you guys know the disclosures, let's get down to business. To me they're qualitative tells about management.
Yeah. And I think context matters a lot too. I can't be sure, but chances are they've known each other for years and have spoken plenty of time on public calls and on 1-on-1 calls too, so there's a big difference between saying that to someone you know fairly well and someone you're speaking to for the first time. There seems to be a level of familiarity there too.
When insiders push back like that it's a sign of good management, in my view. They know their stuff and don't beat around the bush. It's sort of like when average companies read the whole damn disclaimer before getting into things. You read/listen to the better companies and their like okay you guys know the disclosures, let's get down to business. To me they're qualitative tells about management.
Yeah. And I think context matters a lot too. I can't be sure, but chances are they've known each other for years and have spoken plenty of time on public calls and on 1-on-1 calls too, so there's a big difference between saying that to someone you know fairly well and someone you're speaking to for the first time. There seems to be a level of familiarity there too.