TrendPulse Quantitative Think Tank Center on Interpreting Stock Earnings Data
The U.S. stock financial reports contain a wealth of information about the operational status of companies. Due to the frequent use of professional terminology, many newcomers to the U.S. stock market express difficulty in understanding. This article will, from the perspective of explaining professional terms, introduce relevant knowledge about U.S. stock financial reports and specifically highlight which data in the reports should be focused on. TrendPulse Quantitative Think Tank Center teaches how to understand U.S. stock financial reports. Earnings Season: Divided into four quarters each year, a significant portion of U.S. stock companies releases financial reports in the weeks following the end of each quarter. The majority of companies reporting during this time frame constitute the earnings season, which starts about a week and a half after the end of each quarter and continues until the end of the month. During the peak period, there can be hundreds of companies releasing r...