Good text for the average student, 26 Dec 2007
This book is well written and fairly easy to understand, so it is a rather useful text to help the university student through the exams.

Good text for the average student, 26 Dec 2007
This book is well written and fairly easy to understand, so it is a rather useful text to help the university student through the exams.

Essential, 20 May 2007
This book may not top you Christmas wish list but it is an absolute must for entrepreneurs, executives and business people alike. Richard weaves his craft and translates years of first hand experience into a highly readable, enjoyable and, most importantly, understandable read. I have applied many of the recommendations in this book to my own scenarios and the results have been instantaneous. No longer do I fear the darkest realms of the financial departments, analysts or executives - this book has provided with the insight, weapons and strategy to battle upon an even keel. This book could be the greatest investment you ever make.

Good text for the average student, 26 Dec 2007
This book is well written and fairly easy to understand, so it is a rather useful text to help the university student through the exams.

Essential, 20 May 2007
This book may not top you Christmas wish list but it is an absolute must for entrepreneurs, executives and business people alike. Richard weaves his craft and translates years of first hand experience into a highly readable, enjoyable and, most importantly, understandable read. I have applied many of the recommendations in this book to my own scenarios and the results have been instantaneous. No longer do I fear the darkest realms of the financial departments, analysts or executives - this book has provided with the insight, weapons and strategy to battle upon an even keel. This book could be the greatest investment you ever make.

Indept Analysis with simplicity, 11 Jan 2002
This book provides an indepth analysis of finance course for graduate level students. Accounting concepts are introduced in such a way that students with non-accounting background can also grasp the details.

Good text for the average student, 26 Dec 2007
This book is well written and fairly easy to understand, so it is a rather useful text to help the university student through the exams.

Essential, 20 May 2007
This book may not top you Christmas wish list but it is an absolute must for entrepreneurs, executives and business people alike. Richard weaves his craft and translates years of first hand experience into a highly readable, enjoyable and, most importantly, understandable read. I have applied many of the recommendations in this book to my own scenarios and the results have been instantaneous. No longer do I fear the darkest realms of the financial departments, analysts or executives - this book has provided with the insight, weapons and strategy to battle upon an even keel. This book could be the greatest investment you ever make.

Indept Analysis with simplicity, 11 Jan 2002
This book provides an indepth analysis of finance course for graduate level students. Accounting concepts are introduced in such a way that students with non-accounting background can also grasp the details.

Very educational and useful!, 12 Jul 1999
This book is really a must for anyone who wants to learn how to read finacial statements in a quick and easy way. "A Step by Step Guide" is fun to read and is very informative. I recommend it!

Excellent coverage, logical and useful., 14 Jun 1999
Of five books on the subject I reviewed, this one was the clearest, most comprehensive, introduction to the subject of understanding financial statements.

This is an excellent quick tutorial on financial statements, 20 Dec 1998
"Financial Statements" is great stuff. It clearly and concisely explains how to read and create basic financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow) for businesses. It explains accounting terms, and, more importantly, tells you what terms are synonyms (e.g., earnings and profits) and which ones aren't (e.g., orders and sales). The best part about it is, it does all this without telling you one more word than you need to know. It clearly isn't intended for professional accountants, but if you're a non-accountant who needs to understand this stuff, it's great.