The signs were there : the clues for investors that a company is heading for a fall /
by Steer, Tim.
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BookPublisher: London : Profile Books, 2018Description: x, 257 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9781788160803 (pbk.) :; 1788160800 (pbk.) :.Classification number: 332.6322 STESubject(s): Investment analysis | Stocks | Business failures | Finance and Accounting | Finance and AccountingSummary: When companies suffer a dramatic or even catastrophic drop in their share price, it is the investors who lose their shirts and employees their jobs. But often a company's published accounts offer clues to impending disaster - providing you know where to look. Through the forensic examination of more than 20 recent stock market disasters, Tim Steer reveals how companies hide or disguise worrying facts about the robustness of their business.
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| Book - Adult Paperback | Southport Library | Adult Non-Fiction | 332.6322 STE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 002963123X |
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| 332.6092 LEW Flash boys: | 332.6322 CRO A straightforward guide to the stock market: | 332.6322 GOU How to stock market really works | 332.6322 STE The signs were there : the clues for investors that a company is heading for a fall / | 332.6322 WHI Investing in stocks and shares: a step-by-step guide to making money on the stock market | 332.6324 COL Property investment: the essential rules how to use property to achieve financial freedom and security | 332.6324 HUD The monster |
Includes index.
When companies suffer a dramatic or even catastrophic drop in their share price, it is the investors who lose their shirts and employees their jobs. But often a company's published accounts offer clues to impending disaster - providing you know where to look. Through the forensic examination of more than 20 recent stock market disasters, Tim Steer reveals how companies hide or disguise worrying facts about the robustness of their business.
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