Vertical analysis (also known as common-size analysis) is a popular method of financial statement analysis that shows each item on a statement as a percentage of a base figure within the statement. To

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Institutional investors are recognizing this new asset as a valued investment opportunity; this will encourage individual investors. It will also encourage consumers and small shops to start trading in

We remember from previous posts that the EPS(Earnings Per Share) is basically the profit that the company has at it's disposal. The EPS can flow in two directions: Pay dividends Re-invest or pay debts

In the previous posts I described how money flows in a business and what the margin of safety is. The examples I gave were simplistic and from the point of view of the business as a whole. In this post

Margin of Safety is one of the most important lessons from the investments legend Benjamin Graham. In simple terms we could say that it is a quick and simple way of determining what is the risk of a potential

Is the percentage of the invested money(interest) that the business gives back to the investor in a period of time. For example: If you invested 1000$ in a business that generates 20$ of Net Income a year

This picture is a simplification of the money flow inside a business. The money the paying customers that buy the products or services of the business is called the Total Revenue. The expenses the business

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