Hey guys, sorry for asking another capiq questions, but I no longer have access to an account--so I cant call the help desk
Does anyone know what NM stands for in a company's financials?
Thanks!
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You must be serious... I believe "NM" comes up when there is not sufficient data to fill in a line item value or if a line item value is negative. Hope that helps. NM is acronym for 'not meaningful'.
Sorry manny07, I mean no offense, but that was classic. At least now someone important won't burn you on this.
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