Stock-analysis
What is the Annual report? The annual report is a single most important resource to know about the company’s operation and performance within a year. It is one of the most important tools for an investor to understand the current situation of the business. Common sources of Annual report Both paid and free source can […]
What is a discounted cash flow? A discounted cash flow is a valuation method used to estimate the future value of a company based on the company’s present performance. In brief, it tells you how much money a company can generate in the future with the present cash by determining its intrinsic value. Discounted cash […]
Why the stock price is rising and falling? Generally, it is a complaint of every new investor that when they buy the stock, the stock price falls down, but when they sell the stock, the stock price rises. As a result, it gives the impression to the new investor that they faced the loss because […]
The role of a board of directors It is true that the top officers of a company drive the firm in the right direction. These can be:- Chief executive officer (CEO) President Chief finance officer (CFO) Chief operating officer (COO). In short, their decisions affect the company growth and success. Hence, the senior managers should […]
If an investor wants to study the firm’s financial position then he/she should consider either or all of three financial statements but there is one more statement which is not a part of financial statements but plays an important role to study minute details which are not covering by financial statements such statements are known […]
There are three types of financial statements to study the firm’s financial position. 1. Income Statement 2. Balance Sheet 3. Cash Flow statement Income statement helps to understand how profitable the company is, Balance sheet tells about the company’s financial resources but these do not tell about the sources and uses of cash to meet operation […]
The balance sheet reflects the financial condition of the company at a point in time. It shows what assets are held, what liabilities are owed, what money (or capital) was initially put into the company, and how much was earned by the company. As the name implies, the balance sheet—sometimes referred to as the “Statement […]