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.
2.
All corporations must provide their shareholders with information on business operations.
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True. Law requires it.
3.
In what part of a company's annual report would you find information on new government laws that may affect a company?
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The profit and loss statement. Information on such events may be found in the footnotes.
4.
Which type of report dates back 10 to 20 years?
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Statistical supplement. This is a very detailed report that is useful for shareholders who want a long-term view of their company's past.
5.
A company's quarterly report is more comprehensive than its annual report.
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False. The quarterly report contains less information.