Financial statement analysis and security valuation

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Financial statement analysis and security valuation

Stephen H. Penman

(McGraw-Hill international editions, . Finance series)(McGraw-Hill higher education)

McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2001

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Description

This volume explores financial statement analysis and security valuation. Topics include investment returns, valuation models, and the financial statements, forecasting dividends and cash flows, accounting measurement and valuation from earnings forecasts and an accrual accounting valuation model.

Table of Contents

  • Introduction to investing and valuation
  • introduction to the financial statements. Part I Investment returns, valuation models, and the financial statements: investment returns
  • valuation models and forecasting dividends and cash flows
  • accounting measurement and valuation from earnings forecasts
  • an accrual accounting valuation model. Part II The analysis of financial statements: business activities and financial statements
  • the analysis of the statement of shareholders' equity
  • the analysis of the balance sheet and income statement
  • the analysis of the cash flow statement
  • the analysis of profitability
  • the analysis of growth and sustainable earnings. Part III Forecasting and valuation analysis: valuation of operations and the analysis of price-to-book ratios
  • simple forecasting and simple valuation
  • full-information forecasting, valuation, and business strategy analysis
  • the analysis of price-earnings ratios. Part IV Accounting analysis and valuation: creating accounting value and economic value
  • the quality of current accounting
  • the quality of forecasted accounting. Part V The analysis of risk: the analysis of equity risk and the cost of capital
  • the analysis of credit risk.

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