Michelle Leder

Michelle Leder, an SEC-filings researcher and founder of Footnoted, dives deep into the world of hidden information within corporate filings. She explains how companies often use subtle tactics to underplay bad news, like timing disclosures for minimal attention. Michelle also highlights the importance of understanding 'non-disclosure disclosure' practices and deciphering metadata red flags. With real-world examples from companies like Zoetis and Nikola, she emphasizes that careful examination of filings can reveal valuable insights for savvy investors.

Michelle Leder, a seasoned SEC filings researcher and founder of Footnoted, dives into the seismic shifts at the SEC. With a new crypto-friendly chair, she's concerned about the reduced enforcement and the potential risks to investors. They discuss the revival of the IPO market and the implications of cutting quarterly reporting, which could harm retail investors. Leder also highlights the rarity of effective clawback policies and worries about cybersecurity disclosures, painting a picture of a more corporate-friendly regulatory environment.

Michelle Leder, founder of footnoted.com, discusses the importance of reading SEC filings and analyzing footnotes. Topics covered include the 'Friday night dump' in SEC filings, comparing filings to Three Card Monty, insights from proxy statements, and the significance of transparency in disclosures.