How to Read a Financial Report: Wringing Vital Signs Out of the Numbers

Superb guide

Taking the time to learn the basics of reading corporate financial statements can help you become more informed about your investments, your job and your business decisions. John A. Tracy provides a clearly written guide to core financial reports. He shows you how they fit together and why they matter. You will gain confidence as you work through the concepts he explains and begin to use what you learn to dig into the financials of familiar companies. In the hands of a lesser teacher than Tracy, these concepts could be confusing. In fact, the whole discussion could become a powerful soporific that descends on your mind like a fog. Instead, this book makes it interesting and clear. Everyone needs some financial awareness. getAbstract believes that this valuable introduction is a good starting point for learning to read real business data. New managers may find that Tracy opens a door and invites you to come into a room that was previously locked.

Excellent Overview

I used this book as a text for a short course on understanding financial statements for an investment club. The material was well received and as we discussed the topics I think everyone left with a better understanding of the numbers and what they mean. The book is not complicated it is an easy read and explains basic concepts very well. I highly recommend it.

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