Sentence examples for balance sheet analysis from inspiring English sources

Mr. Olstein is so focused on balance sheet analysis that he refuses to meet with company management for fear of being influenced.

Balance sheet analysis is a prerequisite to investment survival.

Wall Street is skilled at modeling income statements but weak in balance sheet analysis.

A main part of his balance-sheet analysis is trends in inventory and accounts receivable.

Small-cap stocks tend to have less of a following among analysts, he noted, and small-cap growth stocks, in particular, tend to be those for which conventional balance-sheet analysis is least helpful.

Both the N.F.L. and the N.B.A. seasons nearly weren't, after all, and, for months, instead of reading about LeBron's rehabilitation campaign, or Brady vs. Manning, we were treated to press conferences with the suits (DeMaurice Smith, Adam Silver) and balance-sheet analysis to rival Enron coverage.

Such a measure should prove valuable to investors who've previously had only a handy measure of credit ratings–usually a balance-sheet analysis.

"The balance sheet is where we begin our analysis," said Mr. Tringas, who is a certified public accountant.

The company has a triple-A rating from Standard & Poor's, in part because a conventional analysis of its balance sheet shows AIG to be well-capitalised.

Yet Mr. Egan's analysis of Jefferies' balance sheet has also been called into question for factual inaccuracies, including out-of-date numbers and not factoring in hedging positions.

Indeed, empirical results of the analysis on the balance sheet data of medium-sized firms of the manufacturing industry in four European countries have excluded the positive relationships between the firms' size and performances (both for value added per employee and for profitability rates).