Company Annual Report (Machines and Parts)

Author: [USA] Frazer, Omitson, written by, Lu Chongmei, translated by
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book explains the company's annual report in a concise language, delving into it layer by layer. By unveiling the veil of how companies manipulate revenue and other performance metrics, the authors explain the data and information in the annual report that can be used for actual business decision-making processes. "When investors have reasonable doubts about the independence of independent auditors, (this book) readopts some very necessary comparative and simplified methods for evaluating financial statements. (The authors) can simplify complex issues while maintaining their authenticity. The directors of Enron should have read this book long ago." After reading and understanding the annual report of the company you invest in, you will feel a sense of relief and unprecedented confidence. This book:
● Simplifies complex and confusing materials, enabling readers to truly understand their needs;
● Provides analytical tools to use the annual report to make major investment decisions;
● Employs a clear and straightforward approach to make financial reports understandable to all readers, even those without a background in the subject. "This book explains business and accounting rules in simple and plain language. Even without the Enron incident, this book is worth collecting."