How to Analyze Tech Company Stock without TA

Oh, and for reference.

Im looking at MOSY. I dont know what the products are, or who the customers are. How do go about learning this?

would also like to know

>>1887796
Sec.gov pleb the fuck

Or just build/get a python webscraper to grab important info from all them 10k's and q's

>>1887796
>No looking at earning reports
How fucking stupid are you?
You look at quarterly and annual reports. These typically include a income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. These also include a risk factor discussion that may affect the value of the company. This is what finance degrees are intended for.

>>1887805
well....
Their website, sec filings and quick google search would probably be a good start

>>1887998
thanks for the bamp
>>1888360
this seems a bit complicated, but thanks
>>1888374
>annual reports
Thanks for the suggestion. Im having trouble viewing transcripts of these.
>sec filings
never thought of that.

>>1888532
Start off with the 10q filings
Official Sec Edgar search tool: https://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/companysearch.html
>MOSY
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/890394/000164538316000021/mosy-20160930x10q.htm

>>1888613
thanks. But, even these dont do much for me except confirm hindsight. Its clear when a stock price goes down, obviously the company's revenue and debt are worse.

And even if im missing something, it would probably take hours to read all of it and find something significant

Guess all i can do is look at news about contract deals and what not.

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Just go on stocktwits and read the feed, if you feel good about it then YOLO on it and profit.
It's a great strat to be honest

>>1888771
>suggesting mixing feelings and stocks
the best combination