"Basics of Financial Statement Analysis"- one of my fav docs to recommend to beginners and intermediate investors.

Combines the Financial concepts and practical applications really well. h/t @MercerCapital👏

mercercapital.com/content/upload…
The exhibits are really well illustrated.

Explanations of Balance sheet and Cash conversion cycle.⬇️
On concepts of Operating/Financial Leverage and Cash Flow statements. ⬇️
The sections on correlating between all three Financial statements (Exhibit 13) is really good.
Overall an excellent document to keep handy when you are beginning to analyze the (GAAP based) Financial statements of individual companies.

If above link doesn't work google "Mercer Capital - Basics of Financial Statement Analysis". Hope that works.

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"Words of Investing Wisdom" published by Value Investor Insight in late 2008 is a highly valuable document worth reading once an year by investors of all types. Comes in very handy during good and bad times.

cc: @dmuthuk @saxena_puru @Gautam__Baid

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Phenomenal work Brad!👏

You should start calling these "Ultra Deep Dives". Learnt a lot of new things, especially on the securitization & Capital Market activity topics.
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On days like this morning, Markets (& Media) want us to be the deer in the headlights. Scared and frozen.

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Market is acting as if even good/established E-Commerce Cos are toast. I'll take the opposite bet for the long-term please.

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$SE At ~76B Mkt cap for this juggernaut, I'll take few more plz.
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