Understanding annual reports : Interpret and understand the true capital strength and growth potential of companies

By:

Thomsett Michael C

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Publication details: Ahmedabad Jaico Publishing House 2013Description: 239pISBN:

9788184952537

Subject(s):

1. Financial Investments

DDC classification:

657.300000 THO

Contents:

Contents: The accounting dilemma: the gap in GAAP -- The basic financial statements: what your Mama didn't tell you about the balance sheet -- Essential ratios: rolling up your numerical sleeves -- What statements do not reveal: dirty little accounting secrets -- Footnotes, part one: an overview of the real disclosures -- Footnotes, part two: red flags you can find on your own -- Structure of the annual report: a public relations document -- The auditing role: accounting culture and the audit mentality -- How the numbers are manipulated: accounting shell games -- Sources of free information: you don't need to pay for help -- Modifying your game plan: a new form of portfolio management

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Contents: The accounting dilemma: the gap in GAAP --
The basic financial statements: what your Mama didn't tell you about the balance sheet --
Essential ratios: rolling up your numerical sleeves --
What statements do not reveal: dirty little accounting secrets --
Footnotes, part one: an overview of the real disclosures --
Footnotes, part two: red flags you can find on your own --
Structure of the annual report: a public relations document --
The auditing role: accounting culture and the audit mentality --
How the numbers are manipulated: accounting shell games --
Sources of free information: you don't need to pay for help --
Modifying your game plan: a new form of portfolio management

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