Hello everyone,
I'm relatively new to stocks and am looking for a site where I can view quarterly stock figures. Ideally, it could go back several years. Unfortunately, I haven't really gotten very far with Google.
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finanzen.net
ariva.de
tradingview.com
and if you have the nerve: all companies individually under “Public Relations” of the respective homepage or “Investoren” or as they call it.
The quarterly figures of the public limited companies are published by them themselves. A look at their homepage works miracles.
I see the quarterly figures on the investor relations page of the respective companies.
For US values at SEC. You can also read the data via Excel. All public and free.