Quality of Earnings: The Investor's Guide to How Much Money A Company is Really Making

By Thornton O'Glove with Robert Sobel

"An indispensable guide to determining how much money a company is really making and for buying and selling stocks without making costly blunders."

" This classic, which Herb Greenberg of MarketWatch referred to as "the bible of forensic accounting," has served novices and professionals alike as they dissect the labyrinths of information that are today's financial statements.

Since its publication, "Quality of Earnings" has taught investors how to read between the lines of corporate financial reports and spot the red flags before the market does. Oglove instructs the reader in how to unmask inflated stated earnings, and how to recognize the difference between a corporation's shareholders books, and those intended for the IRS.

Intended as a practical guide for investors at every level, "Quality of Earnings" has stood the test of time with its meaningful advice and sharp insight into the complex world of corporate reporting."

Hardback, 1987, 204pages, very good condition