comScore (SCOR) Hosts A 11AM Conference Call With Deutsche, Likely To Argue Why The 22% Fall Was An Overreaction
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comScore (Nasdaq: SCOR) hosts a 11AM conference call with Deutsche Bank and will likely argue why its stock should not have fallen 22% yesterday. Also, Dr. Magid Abraham, CEO and Co-Founder of comScore, and John Green, CFO, will discuss the competitive dynamics in the online audience measurement industry.
A couple analysts (Deutsche, Jefferies) have defended comScore and said Google's (Nasdaq: GOOG) ad planner threat is overblown. comScore is currently trading up 6.53%.
comScore, Inc. provides a digital marketing intelligence platform that helps customers make business decisions and implement digital business strategies.
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