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DictionarySeefundamental analysisFinancial statement analysis
Financial statement analysisEvaluation of a firm's financial statements in order to assess the firm's worth and its ability to meet its financial obligations.Financial AnalysisResearch into data relating to the stability and profitability of businesses, especially to guide one's investing practices. At its most basic, financial analysis involves looking at financial statements to determine if a company is healthy. Balance sheets are important to financial analysis as they provide a ready-made means of investigating performance. However, it is important to note that quantitative financial analysis has limits: the accounting methods a particular business employs, for example, may make it look more or less healthy than it really is. See also: Fundamental analysis.AcronymsSeeFSA |