How to determine the true strength and stability of any
business What''s the key to multibillionaire Warren Buffett''s
five-decade run as the most successful investor in history?
Fundamental analysis. Now, "Fundamental Analysis For Dummies" puts
this tried and true method for gauging any company''s true
underlying value into sensible and handy step-by-step
instructions.. In this easy-to-understand, practical, and savvy
guide you''ll discover why this powerful tool is particularly
important to investors in times of economic downturn and how it
helps you assess a business''s overall financial performance by
using historical and present data to forecast its future monetary
value. You''ll also learn how to use fundamental analysis to spot
bargains in the market, minimize your risk, and improve your
overall investment skills. Shows how to predict the future value of
a business based on its current and historical financial data Helps
you guage a company''s performance against its competitors Covers
evaluation of internal management Reveals how to determine if in a
company''s credit standing is any jeopardy Applies fundamental
analysis to other investment vehicles, including currency, bonds,
and commodities Matt Krantz is a writer and reporter for USA TODAY
and USATODAY.COM where he covers investments and financial markets
Read "Fundamental Analysis For Dummies" and find the bargains that
could make you the next Warren Buffett
關於作者：
Matt Krantz is a writer and reporter for the Money section of
USA Today and USAToday.com, where he covers investments and
financial markets. He also writes a daily column for USAToday.com,
"Ask Matt," which answers readers'' investment questions. The author
of Investing Online For Dummies, Krantz has appeared on Nightly
Business Report and FOX Business.
目錄：
Introduction. Part I: What Fundamental Analysis Is and Why You
Should Use It. Chapter 1: Understanding Fundamental Analysis.
Chapter 2: Getting up to Speed with Fundamental Analysis. Chapter
3: Gaining an Upper Hand on Wall Street: Why Fundamental Analysis
Gives Investors an Edge. Chapter 4: Getting Your Hands on
Fundamental Data. Part II: How to Perform Fundamental Analysis.
Chapter 5: Analyzing a Company''s Profi tability Using the Income
Statement. Chapter 6: Measuring A Company''s Staying Power With the
Balance Sheet. Chapter 7: Tracking Cash with the Statement of Cash
Flows. Chapter 8: Using Financial Ratios to Pinpoint Investments.
Chapter 9: Mining the Proxy Statement for Investment Clues. Part
III: Making Money from Fundamental Analysis. Chapter 10: Looking
for Fundamental Reasons to Buy or Sell. Chapter 11: Finding a Right
Price for a Stock Using Discounted Cash Flow. Chapter 12: Using the
Annual Report 10-K to See What a Company Is Worth. Chapter 13:
Analyzing a Company''s Public Comments and Statements. Chapter 14:
Gleaning from the Fundamental Analysis Done by Others. Chapter 15:
Performing "Top Down" Fundamental Analysis. Part IV: Getting
Advanced with Fundamental Analysis. Chapter 16: Digging into an
Industry''s Fundamentals. Chapter 17: Pinpointing Trends Using
Fundamental Analysis. Chapter 18: Avoiding Investment Blow-Ups with
Fundamental Analysis. Chapter 19: Marrying Fundamental Analysis
with Technical . Part V: The Part of Tens. Chapter 20: Ten Examples
of Fundamental Analysis Unearthing Financial Secrets. Chapter 21:
Ten Things to Look at When Analyzing a Company. Chapter 22: Ten
Things Fundamental Analysis Can''t Do. Index.
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