Kurry

<example>
H: <text>Calculate the average value for AAPL US Equity.</text>
A: <response>To calculate the average closing price over the last 3 months for AAPL US Equity, use the BQL query: `get(avg(px_last(dates=range(start=-3m,end=0d)))) for('AAPL US Equity')`</response>
</example>

Kurry

def analyze_with_claude_2(ten_q_content):
    url = "https://api.promptperfect.jina.ai/your-api-endpoint"
    headers = {"Content-Type": "application/json"}
    response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json={"parameters": {"earnings_call_transcript": ten_q_content}})
    if response.status_code == 200:
        return response.json()  # Assuming the response contains the risks identified
    else:
        print(response.text)
        return []

Kurry

from datasets import load_dataset

# Load the dataset from Hugging Face
dataset = load_dataset("kurry/sp500_constituents_10q")

# Placeholder list for companies with known accounting issues
companies_with_issues = ["CompanyA", "CompanyB"]  # This needs to be populated

# Analyze each company's 10-Q using Claude 2
true_positives = 0

Kurry

Let's evaluate the alignment between the response and the SEC's findings on accounting fraud:

1. Revenue Recognition and Sales Performance:

   • Your Analysis: Concerns about aggressive revenue recognition, potential channel stuffing, and discrepancies.
   • SEC Findings: Misleading investors about core sales growth, pulling sales into earlier quarters, and accounting practices inconsistent with GAAP.
   • Alignment: Strong alignment. Both your analysis and the SEC's findings highlight discrepancies in revenue recognition and sales performance.

2. Accounting Practices:

   • Your Analysis: Lack of transparency around sales trends and accounting maneuvers.

• SEC Findings: Inconsistent accounting practices with GAAP and overriding internal accounting controls.

Kurry

Here is my analysis of the potential accounting and financial risks based on the earnings call transcript:

Meta-data:
Industry: Consumer Goods
Company: Newell Brands
Call Date: February 7, 2017

Risk Score: 0.61 (Medium-High)

Confidence Scores:

Kurry

Thanks, Mike, and good morning, everyone
As Mike noted, we made significant progress throughout 2016 in transforming our organization
We achieved 3.7% core sales growth while delivering over $210 million in synergies and Project Renewal savings and progressed deleveraging the balance sheet
We also refined our portfolio with some strategic divestitures and acquisitions
Our fourth quarter results were solid and in line with guidance
Fourth quarter reported net sales were $4.14 billion, a 165% increase versus last year, which was largely attributable to the Jarden transaction
Core sales increased 2.5%, driven by strong results from the Writing, Baby, Home Solutions, and Outdoor Solutions businesses
For the full year, core top line increased 3.7%
The year-over-year improvement in operating results down the income statement was driven by a number of overarching themes: strong operating income growth on the legacy business, the profit contribution from the Jarden and Elmer's acquisitions, and Project Renewal saving

Kurry

{
    "startDate": "2016-01-01",
    "endDate": "2016-12-31",
    "year": "2016",
    "quarter": "FY",
    "symbol": "NWL",
    "data": {
        "bs": [
            {
                "label": "Cash and cash equivalents",

Kurry

Here is my analysis of the potential accounting and financial risks based on the earnings call transcript:

Meta Data

• Industry: Consumer Goods
• Company: Newell Brands Inc.
• Call Date: February 2017 (Discussing 2016 FY results)

Risk Score: 0.63 (Medium-High Risk)

Summary of Findings:

Kurry

Objective:

Your primary task is to conduct a step-by-step, rigorous analysis of the earnings call transcript enclosed within the <document></document> XML tags, identifying potential accounting and financial risks.

Pre-analysis Steps:

1. Initial Reading: Begin by reading the entire transcript to understand the general themes and topics discussed.

2. Identify Key Sections: Mark sections of the transcript that discuss financials, future projections, governance, and any other relevant topics.

Kurry

package FocusPackage;

import com.assylias.jbloomberg.DataChangeEvent;
import com.assylias.jbloomberg.DefaultBloombergSession;
import com.assylias.jbloomberg.IntradayStudyData;
import com.assylias.jbloomberg.IntradayStudyField;
import com.assylias.jbloomberg.IntradayStudyRequestBuilder;
import com.assylias.jbloomberg.RealtimeField;
import com.assylias.jbloomberg.TypedObject;
import com.bloomberglp.blpapi.CorrelationID;