Accrual Vs Cash Accounting – Is One Better For Value Investors?
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Last week I did a live training after I found an interesting note in a companies financial reports that I was researching… A note I’ve never seen in any financial report I’ve ever read before.
Today I want to share this video with you so you understand the important differences between accrual and cash accounting.
Let’s get to it…
Here are some of the things I talked about in the 9 – minute video above.
- Explained what Accrual accounting is.
- Explained what cash accounting is.
- Explained which is better – and is more accurate – of the two.
- Explained why this statement is more important for value investors.
- And more
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