Red Flags You Should Look for in Quarterly Earnings Reports

<iframe width=’640′ height=’480′ frameborder=’0′ allowfullscreen src=’//player.ooyala.com/static/v4/stable/4.19.3/skin-plugin/iframe.html?ec=pkaG5vaDE6nRyxoqTEWAf7xLiY3p8UIA&pbid=666a390a01504fe788e591c9f3b38f40&pcode=doaGYyOgPxsf9v2vPKkXMppUTpsU’></iframe> In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Phil Town discusses how to approach listening to quarterly earnings calls, which can be a gold mine of information for investors. In terms of general information, Phil Town points out that these calls usually take place on the same day that the quarterly earnings report comes out. It may also be a good idea to review the annual report, the 10k, as well. If a company is worthwhile, these reports will be extremely enlightening, since the document will…

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Uber is ‘totally different’ to Lyft, major investor Saudi Arabia says ahead of IPO

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Pickups and Lyft Help Drive a Profit Jump for General Motors

General Motors (NYSE:GM) said on April 30 that its first-quarter net income nearly doubled from a year ago, to $2.1 billion, as strong pricing on trucks and SUVs — and a boost from GM’s investment in Lyft (NASDAQ:LYFT) — helped offset production disruptions and ongoing weakness in China. Excluding one-time items, GM earned $1.41 per share, well ahead of the $1.10-per-share average estimate from Wall Street analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. But GM’s $34.9 billion in revenue fell slightly short of the consensus analyst estimate, and GM’s share price dropped in early trading after results were released. The…

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