http://drboycefinance.wordpress.com/2008/09/19/should-the-feds-change-their-method-of-analysis-for-troubled-firms/ Personal Finance and Money at It's Best Wed, 14 Jan 2009 12:32:39 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://drboycefinance.wordpress.com/2008/09/19/should-the-feds-change-their-method-of-analysis-for-troubled-firms/#comment-187 ahmedmadry Tue, 23 Sep 2008 14:13:08 +0000 http://drboycefinance.wordpress.com/2008/09/19/should-the-feds-change-their-method-of-analysis-for-troubled-firms/#comment-187 There must be a firm resolution created by the federal government to ensure that this crisis never happens again. Tax payers will feel the pain in the present and in the future due to the deficit that the United States Government is building up. It will be intereshit come election time as to how this will play out. There must be a firm resolution created by the federal government to ensure that this crisis never happens again. Tax payers will feel the pain in the present and in the future due to the deficit that the United States Government is building up. It will be intereshit come election time as to how this will play out.

]]> http://drboycefinance.wordpress.com/2008/09/19/should-the-feds-change-their-method-of-analysis-for-troubled-firms/#comment-170 zackpien Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:17:37 +0000 http://drboycefinance.wordpress.com/2008/09/19/should-the-feds-change-their-method-of-analysis-for-troubled-firms/#comment-170 I agree that there needs to be an increased emphasis on the statement of cash flows for investing purposes. The fact of the matter is finance has become so inordinately complex that there is barely anyone that truly understands the various facets of our economy/markets. In addition to the frustrating level of complexity there are some securities that are just too hard to price (or at least we haven't come up with the correct way to price them at this time) which is a large reason that major Wall St. firms have been collapsing recently...no one knows how to value some of the securities they possess so stock prices do not accurately reflect the true value of the company. I agree that there needs to be an increased emphasis on the statement of cash flows for investing purposes. The fact of the matter is finance has become so inordinately complex that there is barely anyone that truly understands the various facets of our economy/markets. In addition to the frustrating level of complexity there are some securities that are just too hard to price (or at least we haven’t come up with the correct way to price them at this time) which is a large reason that major Wall St. firms have been collapsing recently…no one knows how to value some of the securities they possess so stock prices do not accurately reflect the true value of the company.

]]> http://drboycefinance.wordpress.com/2008/09/19/should-the-feds-change-their-method-of-analysis-for-troubled-firms/#comment-168 huali22 Sun, 21 Sep 2008 17:56:36 +0000 http://drboycefinance.wordpress.com/2008/09/19/should-the-feds-change-their-method-of-analysis-for-troubled-firms/#comment-168 This is a difficult question to answer. We should said people now are smarter than before. That's why they could find way (s) to make their financial statements look better than what they suppose to be to beat the wallstreet's expectation while escape from those rules and regulations. This is a difficult question to answer. We should said people now are smarter than before. That’s why they could find way (s) to make their financial statements look better than what they suppose to be to beat the wallstreet’s expectation while escape from those rules and regulations.

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