Quarterly Earnings Report Explained | How to Read Company Earnings

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Quarterly Earnings Report Explained | How to Read Company Earnings. In this financial education series, Brian Feroldi and Brian Stoffel explain how to listen to an earnings call, how to read earnings report, how to analyze earnings reports, where to find the earnings announcements and more. Every publically traded company is required to file a stock earnings report each quarter. These earnings announcements are important for investors to read as they provide a detailed review of the health of the business.

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👨‍💼Brian Stoffel is a writer, investor, YouTuber, and financial educator. He's a teacher at heart. Brian has been investing for over a decade and has written over 4,000 articles for The Motley Fool. Brian worked as a middle school teacher in Washington, DC for over 5 years. He and his wife had a “mini-retirement” in Costa Rica and now spent a portion of their year there in a containership home. Brian plans his life and his investments around “antifragile” principles.

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[Marvinteractive]

Thank you Brian² for this. VERY helpful. I’ve been looking for a clear and methodical way to examine earnings reports. Of course, new knowledge brings further questions. Can you discuss the numbers and metrics most appropriate to focus on for a particular industry / sector / business model? And can you share some examples of different theses for buying into companies? (You guys make a great team. An excellent blend of numbers and language.)

[Jbyss]

Great vid as always 🙏🏾
To your point on FCF, do you guys know of a good site/source that reflects a companies FCF clearly?

[learngrowinvest]

We don't have Conference calls in Jamaica but I think that would be very useful.

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