Reading an annual report fast

Two hundred and twelve pages, and six of them decide the verdict. Most people read the front of the book, where the company is speaking, and stop before the sections written by someone who had to sign. This course teaches you to go straight to the six.

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Six things you will be able to do

9 units, 60 minutes. Every one of them ends with something you can do.

01 Know the spine of the bookEvery block in an annual report, what it contains, and who wrote it. That last part decides how you read it.
02 Read in the right orderThe printed order is an assembly order. Learn the order that answers your question instead.
03 Use the auditor’s free listThe auditor names the hardest judgements in the audit. That list points at the notes that matter.
04 Find the three notes that move a verdictWhich notes reliably change a conclusion, and where they sit in the back of the book.
05 Check whether cash followed profitHow the profit was earned, and whether the cash statement agrees with it.
06 Produce four lines in ten minutesFrom a report you have never opened, cold, on the clock.

What changes after this course

You stop reading an annual report from the front and start opening it at the pages that answer you, then writing four lines in ten minutes.

Four written lines from a report you have never seen, inside ten minutes

The auditor’s stated hardest judgement located and used as a pointer

Profit tested against cash, and the segment that actually produced the result

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