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anthazar

09/28/18 5:06 PM

#1778 RE: BearNaked #1777

All public companies in the United States must file quarterly reports, known as 10-Qs, with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) at the end of each quarter. Each 10-Q contains the public company's unaudited financial statements and company operations information for the previous three months (quarter). 10-Qs are required for the first three quarters of the year. Each publicly traded company must also file an annual report, known as a 10-K, which accounts for the first three quarters with 10-Q reports, as well as the fourth quarter, and will often contain much more detailed information about the company than 10-Qs do.

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Ian345

09/28/18 5:16 PM

#1779 RE: BearNaked #1777

Last 10-Q filed was in 2016...

...for 2008.

Not expecting a filing for this.

anthazar

09/28/18 5:26 PM

#1781 RE: BearNaked #1777

Either you believe in the company or not, the naysayers will naysay til the cows show up,They naysay because they're paid, no other reason to come on to a board and say anything negative when you don't have a dog in the fight. Anyone really shorting any stock doesn't go on a message board to announce they are a shorter. If you personally, are up and uncomfortable,sell, there's a buyer for your stock. The longer you hold, the more you'll make.