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Financial Statement Analysis
15 CQ
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With all their jargon, financial statements can feel like a different language. Learn some basic terms in this tutorial, the first in a series.
with Subject MoneyWith all their jargon, financial statements can feel like a different language. Learn some basic terms in this tutorial, the first in a series.
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Learn how to compare the profitability and financial health of two companies—regardless of their size—with financial ratios, in this lesson from Subject Money.
with Subject MoneyLearn how to compare the profitability and financial health of two companies—regardless of their size—with financial ratios, in this lesson from Subject Money.
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3 CQ
Debt is more than just a number. This tutorial by Subject Money shows you what analysts use to gain a deeper understanding of companies’ debts.
with Subject MoneyDebt is more than just a number. This tutorial by Subject Money shows you what analysts use to gain a deeper understanding of companies’ debts.
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Learn some useful ratios for determining a company’s turnover efficiency! This tutorial covers the inventory turnover ratio and receivables turnover ratio.
with Subject MoneyLearn some useful ratios for determining a company’s turnover efficiency! This tutorial covers the inventory turnover ratio and receivables turnover ratio.
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2 CQ
Financial statements contain lots of data related to profitability. This tutorial shows you which data to use to learn about a company’s profits.
with Subject MoneyFinancial statements contain lots of data related to profitability. This tutorial shows you which data to use to learn about a company’s profits.
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