First, the interim report refers to the operating statements of listed companies after half a year.
Interim report refers to the operating report of listed companies after the end of half a year. Generally speaking, the interim report is completed by listed companies within two months after the end of half a year, which is announced in July and August.
Investors can analyze the operation of individual stocks according to the specific circumstances of the interim report and predict their trends. For example, when the Chinese newspaper shows that the net profit of individual stocks has increased year-on-year, it shows that the operating performance of individual stocks has improved, or improved. Driven by profits, the later trend of individual stocks may rise, and vice versa.
Recently, the semi-annual reports of listed companies have been announced one after another. Before the publication of the semi-annual report, major financial news and market analysts in the market will report on the market before the publication of the semi-annual report. Market analysts and managers of major fund companies who are good at analyzing and forecasting are also preparing for the semi-annual report. Many investors will have great doubts about the impact of the semi-annual report on the stock market.
Second, the influence of stock annual report on stock price.
The impact of the semi-annual report on the stock price is relatively simple. The state management has certain requirements for the openness and timeliness of financial reports of listed companies. The semi-annual report must be announced to the public within the specified time, which is also a key step in the information disclosure of listed companies.
The semi-annual report published by listed companies is mainly about the financial situation of the company from June to June this year. If the company's performance increases substantially, it means that the company has been operating well in the past six months. The increase of the company's profit is naturally the increase of earnings per share, which is transmitted to the stock price. If the company's performance declines, it will inevitably lead to a decline in stocks.