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Description of The Interpretation of Financial Statements

First published in 1937, legendary investor Benjamin Graham's timeless guide to analysing company financial reports has achieved cult status. Long out of print but more valuable than ever for today's investors, this volume is an exact reproduction of that classic text, restoring the master's original language. Michael Price, one of the legendary investors of our own time, has added an introduction that pays tribute to the enduring value of Graham's little book.

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ISBN:

9780887309137

Pages:

144 pages

Format:

Hardback

Product Code:

9467

Publisher:

HarperBusiness

Published:

01/01/1970

Press and Industry Reviews

'This reissue of the classic 1937 edition... is right on time... [The] basic study of financial statements by the average investor is more important than ever.'
From the introduction by Michael F. Price, President, Franklin Mutual Advisors, Inc.

'Graham's ideas... formed the framework of thinking about the stock market that has inspired the investment community for nearly a century.'
Smart Money

'Graham ranks as this century's (and perhaps history's) most important thinker on applied portfolio investment.'
John Train, author of The Money Masters

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Contents of The Interpretation of Financial Statements

Part One: Balance Sheets and Income Accounts
34 subsections on Balance Sheets and Income Accounts

Part Two: Analysing a Balance Sheet and Income Account by the Ratio Method

Part Three: Definitions Of Financial Terms and Phrases