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Balance Sheet Statement Growth API
Analyze the growth of key balance sheet items over time with the Balance Sheet Statement Growth API. Track changes in assets, liabilities, and equity to understand the financial evolution of a company.
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Balance Sheet Statement Growth API FAQs
Does the ten year, five year, three year growth rates represent the total growth rate over that period or the average annual growth rate?
The growth rates represent the total growth rate over the specified period.
Why are fields in the income statement 1,000 or 1,000,000 times larger than reported in their SEC filings?
Firstly, check if the financial statements are denominated in thousands or millions in their SEC statement. If this is not the case it is likely that our pull from the SEC is not denominated properly, which can affect just the shares outstanding (and diluted), or the entire statement. If you run into a rare instance of this please reach out to us here and we can get it fixed for you in a timely manner.
For the fields tenYDividendperShareGrowthPerShare, fiveYDividendperShareGrowthPerShare and threeYDividendperShareGrowthPerShare in the Financial Growth API what exactly do these represent? Are they indicative of the growth rate of dividends per share over 10, 5, and 3 years, respectively? Additionally, could you explain how I might derive the Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for dividends per share using these values?
It's just an annual growth rate over 10, 5, or 3 years, you can just use those values directly for the CAGR formula since they are already pre-calculated.
How I can query the Trailing Twelve Months (TTM) data for financials statements (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement)?
You use the 'quarterly' financial statements and add the parameter 'limit=4' which will provide data from the last 4 quarters, and then sum the fields for the desired values.
I noticed a discrepancy in the cash flow statement for a specific stock ticker. What should I do?
If you notice any discrepancies in the financial data provided for a specific stock ticker, please reach out to our customer support team with the details. Our team will investigate the issue and work to resolve it as quickly as possible.
Why the Cash Flow Statement is not updated?
The Cashflow Statements are rarely released with an 8-K (earnings press release) and are only filled after the company releases a 10-Q, 10-K, 20-F etc.
How do you handle historical data of financial statements when stock splits or reverse splits occur?
The financial statements are handled as required by the SEC. The number of shares outstanding are directly sourced from these filings. For historical price and shares outstanding, these are adjusted to account for stock splits and reverse stock splits
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