What does unaudited financial result system?
How does it differ from audited financial result?Answers: As per statutory requirement all nominated companies are required to submit to stock exchanges their quarterly results with comments. They are audited by audit committee/internal auditors but are not put up to that time, general interview because they are not for the whole year, on the other hand gives some hypothesis to investors/creditors about their show in decide the growth of the company. These are comparative financing statements. If there is big variance from quarter to quarter satisfying explanation is also given. These results are discussed within the board of directors meeting.
Final tale statements are for the whole year. They are to be audited by statutory auditors and obtain passed in the annual common meeting.
It of late means it have not been verified by an independant source.
Audited money someone has verified the result.
unaudited financial results are made by company. Once they are certified by a chartered accountant they are call audited.
Normally in big companies in that is no difference. You can treat both as same.
Unaudited financial results comes quaterly while audited financial results once in a year when the final be a foil for sheet is made and checked and certified by Chartered accountants.
Books that are prepared by Internel accountants of the company that are not Certified by an Externel Audit firm or Auditor is an UN audited financial result.
Mostly the UN Audited and Audited financials will probably be the same within most cases except in few cases where on earth there may be some rectifications, etc. while UN Audited is not a official document when it comes to Banks, Share holders or any statutory purposes.*
How to know whether IPO is allotted or not since planned ?
example : reliance power IPO.Answers: On each share application form here is acknowledgement slip and there is a box mentioning label of the website. Log on to that website and type the application number you will get the result whether you enjoy alloted shares or not. in your example log on to: www.karvy.com also you will acquire information from your depository participant or by e-mail to reliancepower.ipo(a).karvy.com, in appendage telephone numbers are given on application form for more details.
no its not unendorsed.
You can go to IPO registrar's site and check/track your application.
If they are alloted it will show you, save alloted then also it will show you.
If you are thinking of any other method then its forbidden.
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How can i get the fundamentals of any stocks??
Answers: aashish
there are many companies who offer reserach reports based on fundamentals of companies. These reports are free as well as paid. Many broking houses, economictimes.com etc. offers these report.
You can read them (they are just1 to 10 pages). They give you complete idea about the company, what are their plans, their fundamentals and everything you need to know before investing in them.
Thats how I select companies to invest in and I have always been successful..
First thing you have to know what are the factors about the Fundamentals.
if you know that then you can easily get from the Business News Papers those things.
A good place to start is the company's latest "Form 10-Q", which is it's quarterly report to Wall Street.
Look up the stock on Yahoo, then look for the last three months of news headlines. It will be there.
From the web site of BSE India or NSE India
Also from the wed sites of the scrip you intend to investigate.
Your regular Broker will also be in a position to supply the details.
Fundamentals of all the companies are based on their quarterly, half yearly and yearly results. All these results are displayed and updated every quarter in the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay stock Exchanges. You can access this information from the websites of these exchanges