Magic Numbers [Hardback]The 33 Key Ratios That Every Investor Should Knowby Peter TempleThis book is OUT OF PRINT You may be able to find a copy at ABE Books Description of Magic Numbers"Magic Numbers goes straight to the bottom line – it′s a terrific reference for all disciplined investors." ––Mario J Gabelli, Chairman, Gabelli Asset Management Inc."A concise compendium of the core tools for financial analysis, some modern, most timeless. The various ratios are brought to life with a series of real world examples. Peter Temple′s book provides a valuable resource for financial analysis, for both the professional investor and the private investor seeking a greater understanding of risk and reward in financial markets." ––Desmond Supple, Head of Research, Asia Barclays Capital "A clear and concise manual for any budding investor. It will help avoid many of the pitfalls of investing. Each step is clearly laid out with examples and explanations of both the pros and cons of each ratio. Lesson 34 ought to state ′knowledge and practice equals few mistakes.′" ––Markus Rosgen, Chief Asian Strategist, ING Barings Asia "Magic Numbers has an elegant way of presenting and explaining commonly used financial ratios and numbers derived from company statements and accounts. The exposition is careful and clear. It should serve as a very useful compendium and a quick reference for the serious financial market investor." ––Lim Kian Guan, Professor of Finance, Singapore Management University People who bought this book also boughtTitle Information
Write a review of this book Customer Reviews from AmazonAbout Peter TemplePETER TEMPLE was born in the North of England. He is a graduate in economics and statistics from the University of Wales, and is a Fellow of the UK Securities Institute. After an 18–year career as an investment analyst in fund management and investment banking, he turned to full time writing in 1988 as a freelance financial journalist and author.His articles cover a wide variety of investing topics, and appear regularly in the Financial Times, Investors Chronicle, Shares, International Fund Investment, and in a number of other publications and financial web sites. In addition to Magic Numbers, John Wiley has published several of his other books, including Hedge Funds – The Courtesans of Capitalism, Private Equity and The New Online Investor. Contents of Magic NumbersPART ONE: MARKET-BASED RATIOSMarket Capitalization (and Enterprise Value) Enterprise Value (EV) Price-Earnings Ratio Dividend Yield PEG Factor Price-Sales Ratio (PSR) EV/Ebitda Price/Book Value PART TWO: INCOME STATEMENT 'MAGIC NUMBERS' Margins Interest Cover Earnings Per Share Dividend Cover PART THREE: BALANCE SHEET Current Ratio and 'Acid Test' Debtors Days and Creditors Days Stock Days and Stockturn Gearing Price/Cash Ratio Burn Rate Return on Capital Employed Return on Average Equity Net Tangible Asset Value Premium/(Discount) to NAV PART FOUR: CASH FLOW BASED 'MAGIC NUMBERS' Free Cash Flow Fixed Asset Spending/Depreciation Operating Cash Flow/Operating Profit Price to Free Cash Flow Ratio PART FIVE: RISK, RETURN AND VOLATILITY 'MAGIC NUMBERS' Redemption Yield/Risk Free Rate of Return Internal Rate of Return Weighted Average Cost of Capital Discounted Cash Flow Reinvested ROE Volatility Sharpe Ratio Appendix: Finding the Information |
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