"Accounts Made Simple" looks at companies' accounts from the
perspective of the investor. Each chapter looks at a different
aspect of the accounts, such as assets, trading and capital
structure. These are first explained in simple terms, avoiding
accounting jargon. The second half of each chapter then considers
issues that the investor should consider. Examples include: Are the
assets overvalued? Is the company overtrading? Is the company
borrowing too much? The book will help remove the mystery of pages
of numbers followed by long lists of notes. The investor will gain
an understanding of what all the terms and numbers mean, and be
able to make his or her own decision about whether the company
seems a good investment.
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