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Fundamental Analysis For Dummies guides readers through the core method that underpins the success of investors like Warren Buffett. The book explains how to assess a company's financial health by examining its balances, cash flows, and market comparables. It shows how to compare a firm’s performance with its peers, evaluate management quality, and detect credit risks. Readers also learn how to apply the same analytical tools to other assets such as bonds, currencies and commodities, and how to use the data to forecast future value, avoid pitfalls, and find undervalued opportunities.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Matt Krantz
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