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Our Earnings Programme | |||
We follow a specific programme during the earnings season to ensure that we don't miss anything and that we take advantage of opportunities that the season presents. The following steps usually guide us during the earnings season. | |||
Step 1: Planning | |||
a.Prepare the calendar event for the earnings call and earnings report release of your company and the company’s competitors on the shared calendar. | |||
b. List down your company’s main competitors | |||
i. Especially those that could be insightful to your company and its industry. For example, for Meta, you could check SNAP’s earnings. Usually, the first competitor reporting in an industry is the most important. | |||
ii. Do your best to find the exact time of release. You could check the time from last earnings seasons. For instance, if Volkswagen released their report at 8am last quarter, we can assume they will release it at the same time this quarter (if the exact time can’t be found on the website). Additionally, you could check known websites for release dates of the past. Such websites could incude DGAP for German stocks. | |||
Step 2: Research | |||
1.Finish first draft of earnings expectations and present to [[User:PirateCaptain|User:PirateCaptain.]] | |||
Before coming up with the draft, make sure to familiarize with the financial data. You should also peruse through them to ensure that nothing is missing. The draft should cover the following. | |||