The quality of the financial report indicates whether the company's profit situation is “rising” or “falling” when this quarter's earnings report is better than the previous one? This needs to be considered from many aspects
1. “When the current stock price exceeds the highest point in history” and the financial report exceeds expectations, it is basically in an upward state. When there is a large influx of buyers, the stock price will continue to rise because there is no pressure from above
2. “When the current stock price is near the highest point in history” good financial reports will push the stock price to reach an all-time high and then begin to fall back. This is because people who were previously at the highest point in history sell because they thought it would be difficult to break the deal and then rise again due to the entry of new buyers
3. “When the current stock price is low”, the financial report will basically be in the early stages of an upward trend, and many people will hardly sell duvet covers because the stock price is low
These are all situations that occur when financial reports are good, and then let's discuss what kind of trends occur when financial reports are bad
“The situation is basically the same”
1. When the financial report is bad, it immediately falls, and the company's fundamentals are relatively good. When the potential for development falls, others only think that it is a discount, and buying one after another causes the stock price to return to the price before the earnings report
2. Companies that already have poor fundamentals will naturally lead to lower and lower stock prices that are not easy to turn over
I never gamble on financial reports. I just look at whether there is an opportunity to enter the market after the earnings report. Gambling on “financial reports” is not as good as betting on “news”
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