📈 How To Profit From Stock Market Earnings Reports ❗ When To Buy Stocks 📈

Here's an easy way to profit from stock market earnings reports. Earnings reports are numbers released by companies in the stock market. They release these earnings every 3 months, dividing the year into quarters. Quarterly earnings report for the months up until March 28 means the months of January, February, and March. If a company releases good earnings, with their earnings and revenue going up, their stock usually goes up with it. Companies also report upcoming expected numbers for next quarter, along with analysts guessing this number, this is how we get beats or misses when it comes to earnings. The most important numbers are revenue, earnings per share, product sales, and guidance. Revenue means cash they made before any costs of doing business is paid. Earnings per share means the profit they get to keep after costs of business is subtracted. Product sales means the most popular product sales numbers for that company, such as Iphones for Apple. And guidance means future earnings and revenue the company expects to have for next quarter. All 4 numbers are important so if a company misses even one of these numbers, the stock can go down. Stock price accounts for future growth so a company has to grow perfectly if their is spiking up like crazy. It's much safer to buy a stock after a good earnings report, because no one can predict how well a company is going to do. A safe strategy is buying a stock after a spike and good earnings, and riding the uptrend for a month or more for a nice return in the stock market.

[mariahclaire]

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[joshuabarlin]

Hey Monk, great video! Couple of questions, where do you find the analyst's guidance expectations for the next quarter since the company's reports just came out? Also where would you find the product sales expectations in a quarterly/annual report? Thank you

[financialprosperity]

Great content. I love how you gave examples of stocks rising and falling after their reports and the reason they moved

[TheBestPimpleVids]

the way you explain everything is so clear. love it

[ace-djdm]

this is the most important stock video ive ever watched

[LunaAnna]

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[mohammadhomaifard]

Where would you find "Earning Report" of companies versus expectations in order to compare the four key parameters? I don't see it on stocktwits

[Thelilantjr]

Can someone tell me what is the difference between most accurate estimate and consesus estimate? Also when choosing to buy a stock before annual reports come out, should I buy a stock with a higher consesus or most accurate estimate? Thanks!

[audreyflorence]

Thank you so much I love learning from you

[nubangbeatz]

amazing video! easy and simple to understand w great visuals

[paulvobach]

Love this video and love the way you teach. I'm a new subscriber, keep it up!

[dragoncoinz]

Your vids are awesome thay Monk. Keep it up...

[themoneymindset]

So much value packed into your videos :)

[hotstockgirl]

Swing trading can be dangerous because sometimes stocks just keep dropping. You gotta do your research if you are going to use the swing method.

[desaturated]

This is one of the, if not the best stock channel. really love how clear you explain everything. Even a season investors will need to rewatch this to remind themselves :)

[Gary-ccoe]

Hi, Do you have few months performance to show us trading Earnings Reports?

[deeden]

By far the best video I have seen on the subject. I am tempted to buy Walgreens stock before the announcemnt tomorrow but I think I will hold off til the news

[badform]

awesome video and production thank you

[maveri.k]

Great vid..thank you! More difficult sometimes with all these growth companies is when to sell, since most of them sooner or later will keep going up. Anybody who sold AMD at 20$ missed the rest of the ride and to get back in appears to be risky in such high prices

[BadWeatherfreak]

How about buying an option the week before earnings report is released?