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Category Archive for 'Financial statements'

I’ve talked about trying to create a series of good analogies between sports and investing before. The reason why I think it’s such a great idea is because it would open the doors to what is one of the most accessible ways for people to build long-term wealth — the stock market. But going through [...]

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I was recently included in the Carnival of Personal Finance hosted over at Lazy Man and Money. The article of mine that was included was a piece I wrote on the similarities between financial statements and baseball statistics. Lazy and I will have a discussion on how important certain stats are, but that’s for another [...]

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So I’ve written before about my idea to churn out some kind of robust analogy between baseball statistics and financial statements. The reason is twofold: the analysis that baseball fans like myself do every day with baseball numbers is pretty involved—this isn’t simply looking at batting average and homeruns. It’s pretty sophisticated stuff and the [...]

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So I’m still on the quest to deciphering financial statements. And I still think that a sports analogy will help me draw a parallel between the two so I can be a more informed investor. I’ve been asking around different forums and groups of people with more experience than myself, and one of the suggestions [...]

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