Due to the highly volatile nature of the Stock Markets, the long-term theory is losing some ground as Investors are now becoming traders.

Thus the quarterly results become an important metric to look out for not only for short-term traders but also for long-term Investors.

We know that according to the Indian corporate regulations, the listed Indian companies have to file their quarterly results to the exchanges on a regular basis.

How do we as a layman interpret the quarterly results?

Corporate has to be dynamic in nature and the quarterly results are the mirror of their dynamism.

The quarterly results are the best way to judge the ongoing performance of the company and to get the latest updates on the company that we are invested in or want to invest.

Nowadays a host of stuff is published by the companies for the investors to get a better understanding of the performance and the future outlook.

There are numerous platforms and analysts giving their viewpoints on the same.

So, it is imperative for us to know which critical points we should analyse in order to get a better understanding of the company for trading or investing.

Let's discuss How to analyse Quarterly Results?