By James on May 15, 2009 in Company Valuation | 1 Comment
When analysing the financial statements of companies, consider the implications of the methods of accounting that a particular company chooses. Unfortunately, using acceptable accounting methods does not always reflect economic reality.
By James on Jul 15, 2008 in Company Valuation | 6 Comments
Business and Company Valuation “What is a business worth?” Although it seems simple, determining the value of any business requires experience, sound judgment from market and industry experience and at least some understanding of financial analysis. Underpining everything that is outlined below however (much of which I sourced from wstselfstudy.com), I am certainly a part [...]
By James on Jun 16, 2008 in Company Valuation | 5 Comments
This article is primarily intended to give an introduction to how technical analysis is used to make investment and stock market trading decisions. It will then compare the position of technical analysts to fundamental analysts in terms of what information and data each group uses in their quest for high returns. I have sourced most [...]
By James on Mar 2, 2008 in Company Valuation | 4 Comments
Valuation of Companies and 9 key definitions After skimming through The Fast Forward MBA in Finance, Second Edition by John Tracy, a few key concepts (such as EPS, ROE, market capitalisation and P/E) kept coming up again and again when dealing with the value of companies. When read in combination with Joel Greenblatt’s book, The [...]