Fundamental Analysis
Fundamental Analysis probes the Balance Sheet, the Income Statement, and the Statement of Sources and Uses of Working Capital.
The Balance Sheet is a point in time view of Assets and Liabilities and Shareholder\'s Equity (derived by subtracting liabilities from assets).
The Income Statement shows the results of operations including revenues, less the cost of goods sold, operating expenses, non cash charges, interest expenses, and taxes.
The Statement of Sources and Uses of Working Capital looks at the sources of funds and uses of funds. This statement is critical to look at how a company is sourcing its working capital requirements and capital expenditures.
Fundamental Analysis evaluates the Balance Sheet, Income Statement, and Sources and Uses of Working Capital in order to assess the following;
o Liquidity
o Asset Quality
o Earnings Quality
o Leverage
o Debt Service Coverage
o Profitability
o Growth
o Possible Problems and Opportunities......
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