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Earnings are reported on a quarterly basis by publicly traded companies, with reports of the company's earnings released to shareholders and the public at the end of each fiscal quarter. In the US, publicly traded companies are required to submit a 10-Q filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission within forty days after the end of each fiscal quarter. This report includes detailed information about the company's financial results for that period, including its revenues, expenses, profits or losses, and other key metrics. Many publicly traded companies issue additional earnings releases or updates throughout their fiscal year to provide investors with updated information regarding their financial performance.
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There are two methods that are best practice for searching the internet for a company’s 10-Q. You could search for the company’s name plus “investor relations”. You would then be able to find the earnings report on the company’s website. The SEC uses a system called EDGAR for company filings, including earning reports. You can follow the link below to get to EDGAR. https://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html
If you are looking to gain insight on a company's recent performance, the best place to start is with knowing their earnings report. You need to know when the earnings report is released so you can preemptively make the right decision on your investment. These reports provide useful information such as the total revenue earned and will usually outline how much money was spent on operations so you can make an educated financial decision. Investors can get a better understanding of company performance and make an informed decisions about whether or not to invest in the stock.