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Free cash flow is a great gauge of corporate health, but it's not immune to accounting trickery.
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These figures can either shed light on a company's performance or skew it. Find out why.
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Learn how to use revenue and expenses, among other factors, to break down and analyze a company.
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Companies make choices and assumptions in calculating depreciation, and you need to know how these affect the bottom line.
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If you have property to sell and want to avoid capital gains tax, a Section 1031 exchange may be the answer.
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Examining how a company makes money can offer clues about its earnings potential.
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This straightforward ratio measures whether a company is efficient, money-making or neither.
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Find out how to analyze the way a company spends its money to determine whether there will be any money left for investors.
