Financial Statement Analysis
The 8 Most Important Facts To Know About A Company Before You InvestWant better returns? Don't buy another stock without knowing these eight terms first.
Financial Statement Analysis for BeginnersYou don't have to be a financial wizard to glean the most important statistics about a company. Learn the basics of understanding financial statements in three simple steps.
A Simple Method for Calculating Book ValueMany of this year's best performers have one thing in common: a highly valued underlying business. Sound hard to calculate? It's so easy, even my first grader can do it!
Is Your Bank in Trouble? Here's How to Find OutYou asked for it, so we delivered. This step-by-step guide will show you exactly how we calculated the Texas ratio for our infamous troubled banks list.
This Number Leads to the Most Innovative Companies in the WorldYou'll find the key to a company's future success buried in the income statement...
How to Common Size Financial StatementsWhether you're looking at a company's income statement or balance sheet, common sizing helps you gain insight into the true value of a company.
NYU Professor Predicts Bankruptcies with 72% AccuracyNow we're using his equation to tell you which companies may be next in line. Could you predict the next Enron?
The Top 4 Places CFOs Hide Fudged NumbersEven in the context of law-abiding financial reporting, there is so much wiggle room in how accounting items are treated that investors may be missing some important details if they fail to really dig into the numbers.
Using the Z-Score to Predict the Next EnronThere's a tool available to investors who want to purge the most vulnerable companies from their portfolios: the Z-score.
Growth at a reasonable price (GARP) is an investment strategy that combines tenets of both growth and value investing by finding companies that show consistent earnings growth but don't sell at overly high valuations. The term was popularized by legendary investor Peter Lynch.



