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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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Yes it is!
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I've got an updated video on this coming out soon
This is some of the best investment content there is! Thank you so much for investing in putting this together!
Thank you Serban
Seriously who tf gave 2 down votes for this video. These videos are phenomenal. Thank you ! Thank you ! Thank you !
🙏 Thanks for watching~
This is great! Thank you for this valuable information.
Glad it helps!
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.)
Shawn, thanks for sharing that it's been helpful. As for which metrics to watch -- as you've said, it's a case-by-case basis by industry. We'll keep including info that can help make this more intuitive as time goes on,
This video was absolutely amazing!!! Im currently working on a project for college to where I have to review an 10-Q and this helped me out so much! THANK YOU!!!
your lessons are so simple to understand. Thank you so much
Glad to hear that, 40K to 40M!
This was super helpful. Thank you both!
Glad it was helpful!
Great vid as always 🙏🏾
To your point on FCF, do you guys know of a good site/source that reflects a companies FCF clearly?
That changes the way I’m looking for long term investments.
Thanks guys for sharing some expensive stuff, basically for free.
Our pleasure! We are both on a mission to spread financial wellness! Comments like this make us seem like we are making progress!
Awesome video! Thank you for your hard work.
Glad you enjoyed it Marc!
Great video, really great, learned so much, thank you👍👍👍!!!
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Hello Gentlemen, thanks a lot for putting your effort into this comprehensive video. Very appreciated
Our pleasure!
Muchas gracias Brians! Super easy to follow and super helpful!
So very helpful. Love these financial lessons. Thank you Brian and Brian! Ordered hardback copy of your upcoming book, Brian F. Yay! I know it will answer many of my questions. Appreciate you both.
Awesome! Thank you Karen!
Again, thank you so much this is very interesting!! Time to re-center the focus and stop just looking at the stock price chart.. learning a lot with you guys.
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Thanks Brian(s). Great video as always.
Glad you enjoyed it
Straight forward .. informative .. easy to digest.. aaahh
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Very Valuable, Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Brians~~Thx again for the valuable share of earning report analysis! I just wonder how about make a group playlist? I am a long-term fan of the channel, and some of the contents here are related to company analysis, some are about the invest education. A group list will be helpful for searching, and good for tracing the feedback data. Hope the channel will keep going well!
Hi Howard -- I have made playlists: ruclips.net/user/BrianFeroldiYTplaylists
@@BrianFeroldiYT Thx Brian, my fault~It's weird that my youtube hasn't shown that before. The playlist is helpful, thx again!!!
We don't have Conference calls in Jamaica but I think that would be very useful.
If you invest in U.S. listed companies, you can still get the transcripts...if that helps
@@stoffelbrian I do invest in a few. Will check them out. Thanks Brian
Thank you so much both Brian’s to simplifying Income statement. Pls do the same thing with cash flow statement & balance sheet. Thank you again, much appreciate it. 😊🙏🏻
You got it!
Such a good video, you guys are legends! thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great teaching!
Very clear explanation!
Glad you enjoyed it!
what are the differences between earning announcements vs earning calls?
Announcements are the press release with the data (Or the company telling you when they plan on releasing earnings). The earnings call usually happens one hour after they release earnings and is management providing commentary
Very cool
Hi Brian (!) how do you evaluate what portion of the free cash flow is re-invested in the business.
Hi Murat. If it's FCF it's NOT being reinvested in the business. That usually occurs via capital expenditures (what you subtract from Cash from Operations to get FCF) or in Research and Development.
@@stoffelbrian Thank you for the clarification. As an ameteur investor, I have always thought that there were five uses of FCF, 1. dividents 2. share re-purchase 3. debt payment 4. acquisitions 5. re-investment in the company. Regarding #5, you are saying that this can be best evaluated not by using FCF numbers but by looking at the capital and R&D expenditures.
@@mnuman22 Yes
Thanks Brian’s!
No problem!
So glad I found your channel through Twitter
Glad you are here!
fantastic video, thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
I absolutely love your videos! It would be great to have a "Is Paypal stock a good investment?" now that they have fallen a 10% after their q3 earnings report. Thank for your great videos and knowledge Brians!!
thanks from india
Great video..looking forward to the mentioned "cashflow vs net income" video. Thanks
Coming soon!
@@BrianFeroldiYT Awesome, yea definitely looking forward to it. I always hear "value" investors giving so much focus on positive net income, while many growth investors giving cashflow a much more importance. So would great to learn how they both differ and should be looked at and at what cycle of the business each make more sense. Thanks
Thank you
great video again! on a side note, I'd love a transcript of when Brian asks Brian for a thumbnail photo lol.
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Since stocks are really volatile around ER, when do you take action (buy more or sell) if that is warranted? Your content is amazing, and getting better every time. Deep admiration to both of you!
As long as your holding period is measured in years and you buy a great business, it won't matter much. But, if you are concerned, you can always buy some before & some after earnings.
@@BrianFeroldiYT thank you!
Amazing info
1:39 point
Thanks!
Thank you guys! Could you bring an update to KNBE? Time for a first position? Or are you always waiting for end of lock up period?
Haven't covered KNBE on this channel -- I like it though!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Feroldi, you look like Dennis from IASIP. Great content!!
He's the good-looking one, right? 😂
Thank you for another great video guys..learning so much! You both should offer your own course in like Coursera or something 🤷🏻♂️ A quick question though..is there any easy way to find out who the main competition/competitor is for any company? Is there a reason the strength of this competition doesn’t go as an input into your investing checklists??
Krish -- Great question. In essence, when we're evaluating the moat during a company breakdown, we're taking the competition into account. I guess it'd be nice for us to say so explicitly.
Loving the information you guys are providing us. Can you guys do an analysis on $OPEN
On our list! Thanks for the suggestion Cusion Wong!
Appreciate this video!
Thanks for watchin!
isn't it that results vs Guidance is enough? why results vs wall street is necessary to look at?
but why can't this video be saved to a playlist...
3:06 where 2 look
So in other words from what I got at the end of this video is that earnings don't really make a difference because it can go any way and they can sway the results in their favor. So in other words don't waste your time checking out the earnings.
Hi the question is where do we find the press release for all the companies?
The investor relations page is a great starting point
At time marker 13:17 Brian Stoffel talked about removing the cost of internal development of software to find free cash flow. Is cost of developing software the same as r and D?
It's probably expensed as R&D, so yes
Wish I learn this in school.
Me too!
Amazing
Thank yoou
You're welcome mark!
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I don't understand why these people call this an useful video. It is giving them general information which they could learn if they look at the financial statements using websites like Amassing invesmtent or Yahoo finance. This doesn't give any information on how to use the earnings report to make actionable decision. What in the earnings report does make the stock price to go up or down. It has no such information. Honestly, it is just video explaining features of earnings report and that's it
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Interesting, heard about watching the earning beat expectations or not. My opinion, this is the most useless info. No matter how good this company is, as long as earning lower than estimated, price is down; regardless how bad this company did, higher than estimate, price go high. The ironic thing is over 90% of estimatitions are not accurate, but wall stree pay so much money to hire the analysts who can estimate. Why? Why? Why? Because they know as long as people compare the earning with estimate, regardless what’s the results, they will trade. Then Wall Street got millions of money for trading fee, consultant fees. That’s the old tricks they play for years, but sadly everyone falls in it.
Brian Stoffel ignores them -- I look at them. There's no right or wrong answer. Here is just our opinion and our logic.
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