In investing, we are dependent upon accounting statements for raw data in assessing companies. In this session, we look at the three basic financial statements: the balance sheet, where we record what a company owns and owes at a point in time, the income statement, where we measure revenues, expenses and earnings during a period and the statement of cash flows, where we explain changes in cash balances by looking at operating, investing and financing cash flows. We look at how a financial perspective can vary from an accounting perspective in each of these statements. .
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At 13:45 between the first and second bullet point, I don't understand why the debt in point 1 creates the asset in point 2. Anyone helps me out here?
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Very clear explanation! Thank you so much!
I'd safely say if we're done with all his videos we're almost in par with the students who're in his full time course. In terms of theory.
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