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The filing is the record
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The filing is the record
A U.S. listed company files with the SEC. The annual and the quarterly 10-Q are the record. The press is a summary. This classroom does not host those filings. We teach you to go look, and not to take our word for a number.
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A U.S. listed company files with the SEC. The annual and the quarterly 10-Q are the record. The press is a summary. This classroom does not host those filings. We teach you to go look, and not to take our word for a number.
Three things to find: how much they sold, how much they kept, and what they say about the next stretch. Ignore adjectives until you can point at those three.
We will not walk a live line by line for you as advice. We will tell you the document exists, where adults find it (the company’s investor page or the SEC’s public site), and that on this board is not that document.
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