We start by analyzing business reality. In practice, this means examining fundamental questions like these:
Where available, we mine financially-oriented media coverage of the company going back at least two years. Then, we go deeper, picking apart investor presentations, SEC filings and analyst conference calls.
We also scour press releases, speeches, mission statements and media reports for evidence of "official" positioning.
At this point, a clear picture emerges of the potential conflicts between business reality and a company's "official" messaging.
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