Update on GOOG
Anon posted no 10-Q from GOOG available
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Which prompted a request to the current baker if they wanted the actual financial release that habbened after market close resulting in this:
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anon posted the actual SEC law shortly afterwards
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Having these filings are normally not a big deal as it is just a backup to what the releases say.
The laws that the SEC have are merely so that these company's have to prove what they claim. Enforcing these laws has been a big issue over the years. Not so much with the filing of forms as those are typically filed and no drama occurs. It's when it gets into insider trading and the other activity that is expressly illegal according to those rules. Think back to Apple and the issue they had with Jobs back dating stock option grants for but one example
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2006/10/7909/
https://www.cnet.com/news/how-jobs-dodged-the-stock-option-backdating-bullet/
This form 10-Q is required to backup what is released by any public company that releases an earnings report.
It appears to have been filed now
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1652044/000165204419000004/goog10-kq42018.htm
click on Documents and it will open
GOOG pre-market trading
1,111.63 -21.17 (-1.87%)
Pre-Market: 8:08AM EST
This reflects it's massive spending to achieve the results it reported. The second highest CAPEX spend in it's history to achieve an earnings 'beat'. Cap 2
The other filing 3-ASR is a follow on to how they organized themselves back in 2015 and is a statement saying they reserve the right to offer moar debt instruments. It was done with Bank of NY Mellon back then and was also part of the big share buyback process started then.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1652044/000119312519027396/d700557ds3asr.htm#toc700557_1