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>Reminder

>>14983488
>>perhaps, but that's still dumping after earnings, it's just that you see the conference call as the real catalyst.
>My good friend Jim Cramer of "Angry Cash" says not to gamble on earnings, you will more often than not get burned. That it used to be possible because less regulation meant traders could get the inside information to trade off of, but now it really is a gamble. And not to buy based on earnings, that you must listen to the conference call.
earnings time can be a great time to get into a stock, DCA before and after the call (add more before or after depending on how it is expected to go)

>>14983504
>Right, but that means you're betting on information that is not known to anyone right now, which is called GAMBLING.
>implying people cant do some dd beforehand
you get a good 3 months to check and recheck various aspects of the company, and its suppliers/customers aswell