Do you want to feel more confident about your investment decisions? Do you need a better understanding of how a stock market evaluates a business? Do you want to know what are the key ratios that drive stock price performance? The Financial Times guide for making the right investment decisions is an insider's guide on how the market examines corporate stocks and values. This helps you understand the factors that drive wealth creation in the long term as well as highlight the main risks that lead to value destruction.

This new edition was originally published as a "valuable corporate and stock analysis" and has been fully revised and includes a new and easy-to-follow framework for understanding the assessment. Perfect for investors at all levels, it guides you through the investment maze, highlighting the key issues you need to think about investing successfully.

The Financial Times guide for making the right investment decisions: * Provides you with an easy framework to follow the framework to guide your decision making process * Explains key financial concepts clearly and concise and how leads are evaluated * Shows you the basic ratios for monitoring how equity prices affect * The warning that will help avoid losses * Defines the characteristics of corporate governance and governance that distinguishes winners from losers * Brings issues and figures to life with real examples and case studies in an economic challenge and summary market environment, and the need to make better informed decisions is vital. This clear and logical guide provides a comprehensive and easily accessible framework for understanding the business valuation and the price of its share.

Knowing the numbers, ratios and basic techniques used by professional investors will help you reduce your risk and invest more profitably.

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