2U could have reported their numbers ahead of earnings call. The fact that they haven't is not a good sign.
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@1mlu+1qZYmvUu, the numbers are all that matters. 2U has had the numbers. Shares are still below $1.
The reality that these are numbers that will need to be shared with context (and certainly no big reasons to expect a turn around from q3 so quickly) should be obvious to anyone with market experience - vs just “publishing” them early. A preview of the go forward plan in 2024 (post CEO and other structural shifts) is also someone anyone wanting to be an informed investor should expect in the circumstance. Sharing all at the same time where there is opportunity for questions is not sneaky or some conspiracy theory. It’s the right way to do things when you have a business with a stock price where 2u’s is now and so many changes. Take off the tinfoil hats y’all.
People commenting on this thread "who knows what the numbers will be" are cracking me up. When you're in a situation like 2u is, and your numbers are better than expected, you are POSTING THEM EARLY lmao. A move like that would certainly increase the stock price, and idk if you've noticed recently, but 2u desperately needs that to avoid being delisted.
Earnings call is the hype and damage control after earnings are released. Earnings numbers can be reported several days in advance to calm investors.
Lets relax insider trading. Who knows what the numbers will be, could be good could be bad. Earnings are released an hour before the earnings call, like they always have been. Expect them to come at around 3pm on Monday
The whole point of earnings call is to release earnings - why would they report ahead?