From Saturday to Monday’s research, analysts parsed 179 10-K filings and collected 24,318 data points. In total, they made 4,084 forensic accounting adjustments with a dollar value of $480 billion. Analyst Lindsay Bohannon found an unusual item yesterday in The Habit Restaurants’ (HABT) 10-K.
Last week, our analysts parsed 700 filings and collected 102,289 data points. In total, they made 17,454 adjustments with a dollar value of $6.1 trillion. Analyst Allen L. Jackson found a few items in US Steel’s (X) 10-K that caused us to downgrade the stock from Dangerous to Very Dangerous.
Yesterday, our analysts parsed 131 filings and collected 19,357 data points. In total, they made 3,384 adjustments with a dollar value of $1.3 trillion. In particular, analyst Peter Apockotos found an unusual item yesterday in Chart Industries (GTLS) 10-K.
Monday marked the unofficial start of “earnings season.” Then, once all the craziness has died down, the real earnings season—10-K filing season—will begin.