Barry Diller says Expedia and IAC won't be giving earnings guidance anymore

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'Guidance is a bad business. We're out. We're not doing it anymore,' the billionaire businessman told 'Squawk Box' on Friday.

"Guidance is a bad business. We're out. We're not doing it anymore," the billionaire businessman told.

"Guidance is a bad business. We're out. We're not doing it anymore," the billionaire businessman told
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Barry the reason Expedia is struggling and will continue is because poor customer service. Canada has seen first hand this company taking advantage of of customers during COVID19 pandemic. travel and people booking think of better options. This company unwillingness to help

It's the size of a penis!

That's some beak there! WOW!

Diller only criticizes guidance bc he fights against it and market losses. Another salesman, SkewedAndSpewed

Lol. Nah fam. We will keep doing earnings guidance

Good one there I guess

Good. Less working for the next quarter and more working for the next quarter century might help long term re China.

LOL Google Translation: His companies suck

Well, when the entire system inevitably leads to a artificial Fedreasury and govt created economic mirage, who cares about earnings; who cares about reality, right? Follow the printing press. Straight to economic hell. Observe In the coming months and years. Just watch.

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Better than expected? No guidance means they are just unsure and it could beat expectations? Good opportunity

pussies

Who needs earnings anymore? Just buy!

In other words 0 transparency because the company is doing so bad he won't issue terrible guidance and lose money. Imagine running your personal finances and not having any idea if you will be bankrupt or sitting on a pile of cash at the end of the day lol.

I like this guy’s straight forward no nonsense approach. Very refreshing

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