Many companies quarterly release their sales, revenue, expenses, and other financial data, but what does that mean for you? Well, in some cases it may not be applicable to your particular case, but these earnings reports do predict market fluctuation and can impact your personal portfolio. Today Kate Stalter explains how earning reports impact individual stocks and the many factors that can contribute to stock movement. To learn more about these quarterly reports and how they affect your investments, tune into this episode of Better Money Decisions.
Show Highlights:
How earning season works and impacts individual stocks Companies that will publicly release data Why Wallstreet watches these companies closely year-round How quarter estimates are put into practice How institutional investors drive stock price movements What it means when a stock fluctuation meets or doesn’t meet expectations How earnings reports contribute to stocks moving up or downLinks:
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