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Probing U.S. independent advisors, study finds foreign stocks and ETFs favored

By Dominic Jones on March 3, 2010

A NEW survey sheds light on the growing independent investment advisor business in the United States and finds that these advisors have little interest in small-cap stocks and prefer large-cap international equities, exchange traded funds (ETFs) and large-cap domestic stocks.

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged ETFs, international investing, Investor Relations, RIAs, stocks, surveys | Leave a response

Dell's earnings web leak offers 3 lessons for all IROs

By Dominic Jones on September 1, 2009

WHEN Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL) accidentally posted earnings information on the web prior to their official announcement last week, it was a little like seeing a poster child for online disclosure fall from grace.
None of the usual crop of online disclosure pundits uttered a word about it, as if to do so would cast a [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged dell inc, disclosure, Investor Relations, real time web, reg fd, stocks, web disclosure | Leave a response

New influencers emerge on Web 2.0 investor communities

By Dominic Jones on December 17, 2008

THE recent emergence of online investor communities that are registered as investment advisers with the US Securities and Exchange Commission is producing a new brand of influencer that investor relations professionals need to pay attention to because they could challenge traditional Wall Street analysts in shaping investor opinions.

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged disclosure, finance, financial content, investment communities, Investor Relations, social media, stocks | 1 Response

How new finance websites impact investor relations

By Dominic Jones on December 7, 2008

IR professionals must recognize that the early adopters of these technologies and platforms will be followed by critical mass. The after-effects of this evolutionary process entails a shift of power to new influential individuals and online communities.

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged financial content, investment communities, Investor Relations, marketwatch, social networking, stock screening, stocks | 4 Responses

At Google Finance, Google's profit miss not news

By Dominic Jones on July 18, 2008

BIZARRE is the only way to describe the screenshot below of Google Finance’s homepage this morning — the day after the search giant reported earnings that missed analyst forecasts and sent its shares tumbling more than 7% in after-hours trading.
By all accounts, Google Inc.’s (NASDAQ:GOOG) earnings miss was big news. It is on the front [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged business, Google, google news, merrill lynch, stocks, technology, wall street journal | 1 Response

Cool ticker symbol up for grabs

By Dominic Jones on April 4, 2008

SOFTWARE company BladeLogic, which went public last July, has one of the hippest ticker symbols going: BLOG.
But now that the company is being acquired by BMC Software (NYSE: BMC) those funky four letters are up for grabs.
One problem, though. The way the US IPO market has been doing so far this year, it doesn’t look [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged bmc software, initial public offerings, Investor Relations, IPOs, nasdaq, national venture capital association, nyse, stocks, thomson financial, ticker symbol, venture capital, venture capital association, venture capital funding, wordpress | Leave a response

Democratizing the earnings call

By Dominic Jones on January 23, 2008

INVESTORS in US-listed stocks will notice something different this quarter when they visit Yahoo! Finance to catch up on the latest corporate earnings results.
For the first time, they will have free access to full-text transcripts of earnings conference calls on approximately 2,500 companies thanks to Seeking Alpha, a firm started by former Wall Street research [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged conference calls, disclosure, earnings, earnings calls, finance, Investor Relations, IR websites, nasdaq, rss, SEC, seekingalpha, stocks, transcripts, yahoo | Leave a response

Which English should you use on the Web? US or British?

By Dominic Jones on January 22, 2008

IS IT envision or envisage? Centre or center? Check or cheque? Did you know European companies outside of the UK mostly prefer US spellings?
In Australia there’s a Labor Party, but they spell color with a “u”. Why do North Americans call it “gas” when it’s a liquid. It’s petrol, isn’t it?
From my perspective, being raised [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged stocks | Leave a response

Why do regulators frown on this practice?

By Dominic Jones on January 15, 2008

It is high time for regulators to take a hard look at the rules around companies providing third-party content and independent perspectives.

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged earnings, Investor Relations, SEC, stocks, strategy | 11 Responses

Think retail investors are irrelevant? The feeling's mutual

By Dominic Jones on December 18, 2007

NO SURPRISE last week when Thomson Financial reported on a survey of investor relations officers that found just 18% are actively trying to attract new retail investors.IR Magazine has more on the survey, but it basically says that the U.S. investor relations community considers retail investors irrelevant.
Well, there is another side to the story. [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged business, Investor Relations, notice-and-access, SEC, securities, stocks | 5 Responses

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