On Nov 27, 6:20*am, amp <hatu...[at]gmail.com> wrote:
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Along with the above, "Security Analysis" by Graham, Dodd, & Cottle.
The SEC website is a great source for corporate financial statements,
in full. By going to corporate websites, you can listen in on
coference calls and presentations. Buffet recommends learning all you
can about accounting. Good luck, have fun, and profit.

On Nov 27, 3:20*am, amp <hatu...[at]gmail.com> wrote:
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You look around online for a securities analysts report. That is what
they do for a living "Step by Step Business Analysis and
Valuation, Using Financial Statements to Value any Business by Krishna
Palepu, Victor Bernard and Paul Healy. I got my copy a while ago for
$24.95 on Amazon.com. It is out of print and used copies start around
$80. Looks like it is time to sell high. Get this at a library. The
more you take finance apart the fuzzier it gets. The state of the
world economy. The state of the country economy. The state of the
industry. Projected inflation. Projected earnings. Face it, you are
predicting the future. There are several methods. I personally like
discounted cash flows (future earnings).
Have fun!

Dear, Now I'm study as Financial management, pls,suggest me for
corporate valuation method.