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 <note>There is no magic formula for making money. But hidden inside the financial statements of all companies is a wealth of information.
To preserve and grow your precious capital, you need to be able to dissect a company before you invest. You need to find those companies that have hidden value and - just as important - learn to avoid those flashing &amp;rsquo;danger&amp;rsquo; signs.

Peter Temple is a highly experienced investment analyst, a down-to-earth financial journalist, and a successful private investor. In this book he:
- explains the investment jargon you read in the financial pages
- tells you in plain language how to calculate financial ratios - those all important &amp;rsquo;magic numbers&amp;rsquo;
- gives clear worked examples of them from the accounts of real companies including Yahoo!, McDonald&amp;rsquo;s, NTT DoCoMo, and BP
- shares with you his 30 years&amp;rsquo; experience of how to interpret the numbers

This book is the essential guide to making objective judgements about companies and their shares. If you don&amp;rsquo;t want to see your money cut in half or vanish altogether, we strongly recommend you read this book. (text from the publisher)&#13;
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