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How to read an earnings report in 5 minutes
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Expert: Clement Thibault- Forex
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In this webinar, our analyst Clement Thibault will teach you everything you need to know in order to react in real time to earnings reports. No prior knowledge is required, as we will go over everything from the beginning, including what is an earnings report, why is it important, how you can use them to make money, and how to quickly read an earnings report quickly enough to beat everyone to open a position. We'll see why preparation is everything and learn how to prepare, so that you're ready to pounce once the report comes out!
Clement Thibault
Clement Thibault is a Senior Financial Analyst at Investing.com. He provides analysis and insights on anything US stock market related. Clement is an experienced public speaker, and has spoken at many financial conferences around the world. His analysis is regularly quoted in leading US media outlets such as the New York Times, Washington Post, Reuters, USA Today and many others. Clement has been following the market since his teenage years, and was brought up as a value investor, following the teachings of Benjamin Graham. To this day he subscribes to that philosophy – and analyzing public companies' reports is among the thing he enjoys the most.
Clement Thibault
Clement Thibault is a Senior Financial Analyst at Investing.com. He provides analysis and insights on anything US stock market related. Clement is an experienced public speaker, and has spoken at many financial conferences around the world. His analysis is regularly quoted in leading US media outlets such as the New York Times, Washington Post, Reuters, USA Today and many others. Clement has been following the market since his teenage years, and was brought up as a value investor, following the teachings of Benjamin Graham. To this day he subscribes to that philosophy – and analyzing public companies' reports is among the thing he enjoys the most.