Employer financial reports, including stock market indicators and
annual reports, can help you determine how healthy this organization
is, how have they performed in the past, and where are they planning
or expected to go in the future.
For more employer information, check out Business & Employer Research.
Custom Search: Search this site (plus a few others)
...check the markets, get stock quotes, check the latest headlines in business,
technology, and sports (a big financial market, I guess). You can
review a lot of info here.
London-based information resource and research network offering free news, data and research on all companies listed on the stock market in the United Kingdom, searchable by company name, ticker or investing topic. There are some areas limited to registered users, but registration is free.
...includes investor education, recent enforcement actions, and more. You can also check the background of your securities firm or an individual broker within that firm using the FINRA BrokerCheck.
..."Your guide to educated investment decisions." This site is a little
different in that it provide information on upcoming Mergers and Buyouts,
Stocksplits, and Buybacks.
Researching a potential employer? Contemplating a job offer? This short article can help you find those tidbits of financial info and potential red flags hidden in annual reports and 10-Ks. The article is intended for investors, but there are no bigger investors in any company than the employees.
...an online bankruptcy reference source. The database contains information
on publicly traded companies with total assets of at least $10 million. You
can search for companies that have filed, and if you see one in which you are
interested, you can buy the reports. They also offer the The Troubled Company
Prospector, a weekly newsletter identifying and profiling companies showing
early signs of financial strain or difficulty. You can review the list of Recent Filings
and New Plan Summaries for free (just the lists, the full reports will cost you).
If you are prospecting a company who appears in their database, investing
in some of the reports may be wise. A service of New Generation Research
in Boston.
... searchable database of 10K and other reports from the Securities and Exchange Commission. As someone
explained to me, "10-K reports filed with the SEC usually have more hard data, but annual reports are formatted
better, and have pictures."
...offering the individual user "easy, basic access to SEC EDGAR filings." Registration is required
and relatively simple. If you need more in-depth access, you will want to subscribe to
Edgar-Online.
This page links to numerous international resources (some fee, many free) for researching company filings and finances. RBA (Rhodes-Blakeman Associates) was set up in 1989 by Karen Blakeman to provide training and advice on the use of technology for accessing and managing information. This page is updated on a regular basis, so the resources are current and active.
...practically anything and everything you wanted
to know about this market, including the major
underwriters, who filed this week, and pricing.
You can also search IPOs by company name, industry,
and region, or scan them alphabetically or chronologically.
This is a product of Hoover's, the respected publisher
of business almanacs, so the information is guaranteed
to be good!
...headlines, latest pricings and filings, upcoming pricings, and Quiet Period /
Lockup Period Expirations. They also list withdrawls and postponements
and include a listing of International IPOs.
... freely available at the click of a button. You can review the list of available report by company name
or by industry. Many reports can be downloaded from this site in PDF format, but other may only be available
by mail. Either way, they are free.
... review HTML or PDF copies of publicly available corporate annual reports along with some 10K reports
filed with the SEC. Search for companies by name or ticker symbol, or review lists of companies by
exchange (AmEx, NASDAQ, NYSE, etc.), industry, or sector.
..."When selecting a company, you will have the choice to view the
online annual or to request hard copy. If at present a hard copy
annual report is unavailable, click on "Same Industry Annual
Reports" to view a list of companies offering hard copy annual
reports within the same industry. "
Search engines like Bing,
Ask, or Google.
Search on the company or organization's name and the word "annual" or the phrase "annual report" to target
in on this information.
The Company's Web Page. Many companies are putting these documents on their
web sites. Look under categories like "About Us," "Publications," "Financials," or "News."
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