Stocks Intermediate: Finding Annual and Quarterly Reports

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Where can you find a public company's annual report if not from the company itself?
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The Internet. The Securities and Exchange Commission's EDGAR database and The American Association of Individual Investors are just a few of the Internet sources that provide this information.
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If you are not a shareholder of a company, but wish to receive an annual report, you must contact the CEO of the company.
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False. One does not need to contact the CEO of the company to request an annual report. This can be done by simply calling the public relations department of the company or by looking on the Internet.
3.
To get more financial details about a company than you would find in an annual report, you can read a ________.
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10K report. This report is written by large companies and is very detailed.
4.
All corporations must provide their shareholders with information on business operations.
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True. Law requires it.
5.
In a company's annual report, the _______ includes predictions for the future.
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Chairperson's letter. This letter also covers the high points of the past year's business.