Income Statement, How to Read it | What to Observe and Infer | How to use for Analysis | Forecasting

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In this Video we will Find out

1. What is an Income Statement?

2. What are the Basic Important Elements to Observe in an income statement?

3. What should we infer from the income statement? and how should we use it for making investment decisions?

what is an Income Statement?

To explain it in simple terms, an Income Statement is one of the financial statements of the company that clarifies the different revenues and expenses of a company for a particular period, also showing its Profits or Losses at different levels. The period could be monthly, quarterly or annually
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What to Observe in an Income Statement?

Well, Traditionally These are the components we need to Observe in a Financial Statement,

1. Sales/Revenues

2. COGS, Cost of Good Sales

3. SGA (Selling, General and Admin Expenses)

4. Income from Operations (Operating Profit) or EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest Tax Depreciation & Amortization)

5. EBIT (Earnings Before Interest and Tax)

6. EBT (Earnings Before Tax)

7. Net Profit and Finally.

8. EPS - Earning Per Share. But the thing is,

Formats are being changing and so we have taken recent Income statement of Indigo from Money control and have explained all the Basic things to Observe, Infer and Forecast.
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