“41 calls held. 6 conferences attended. One perception study a year.”
Effort, counted. None of it says whether a single announcement produced a measurable market reaction — or why it didn’t.
The stock doesn’t reflect the story. Material news goes out and the market shrugs. We measure the reaction to every announcement — price, volume, peer delta — against 26M+ news records over 20+ years, so you know what the market heard and what it ignored.
Calls held and conferences attended count effort. The board is asking about outcomes: did the market hear the news, and what did the stock do when it did?
“41 calls held. 6 conferences attended. One perception study a year.”
Effort, counted. None of it says whether a single announcement produced a measurable market reaction — or why it didn’t.
“Measured market reaction per announcement. Volume multiple vs. your average. Peer delta on matched events.”
Every announcement scored against 26M+ news records over 20+ years. Numbers a board can read, quarter over quarter.
Eleven announcements — earnings, a guidance raise, an 8-K cost program, contract wins — each scored for measurable market reaction at the event timestamp.
3 of your 11 announcements likely produced no measurable reaction. The readout shows why.
“The board asks whether IR is working.” Replace activity metrics with outcome metrics: reaction, volume, and peer delta per announcement, board-ready.
When to release, measured — day, hour, and crowded-tape context scored against 20+ years of matched events.
Which firms move your stock when they publish, and which don’t. Track record by firm, measured on your ticker.
Under $2B, news travels differently. Diagnostics that show where yours stops — and what would carry it further.
Same event class, same quarter, different outcome. The readout puts your announcements next to matched peer events, so the gap is a number — and a fixable one.
Illustrative. Your readout matches your announcements to peer events of the same class.