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For those that seem to think that audited financia

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Posted On: 11/05/2015 9:00:52 PM
Posted By: Crawford 04
For those that seem to think that audited financials are not important, or shouldn't be a concern, here is the reality.

Impact on Stock Price
Financial statements can have a drastic effect on the stock price of a company. Many investors look at the financial statements when making investment decisions. If information is presented in a financial statement that is better or worse than expected, it can send the stock price up or down. Investors often use financial ratios based on information from the financial statements to make assumptions. Because of this, the financial statements can have a drastic effect on the investors of a business.

Financing Decisions
Financial statements can also have an impact on how easy it is for a business to get financing. If a company is trying to take out a business loan, the lender will typically want to look at the financial statements of that company. If the information on the financial statements is not flattering, it may negatively impact the ability of the company to borrow money. Lenders usually only want to invest in companies that have good financial numbers.


Attract New Investors
Financial statements also affect attracting new investors. When a company issues new shares of stock, it will most likely distribute financial statements to potential investors. The potential investors will examine the financial statements to determine if they want to put money into the company. Low earnings numbers could negatively impact the number of investors willing to put money into the company.



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