7. The connection between balance sheet, P&L statement and cash flow statement

To recap, we started with understanding the difference between technical analysis and fundamental analysis. We then look at the annual report and how to extract relevant insights from it. We then discussed the 3 financial statements: balance sheet, P&L statement, and cash flow statement. In this video, we talk about how these 3 three statements are connected to each other.
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Please leave a comment at the end of the chapters if you have any questions.

[@dhansraj7345]

Wow, very useful information! Thanks Karthik, Zerodha

[@entertainmentpranksparanor8684]

Why did the pat went into liabilities ?

[@sachin251998]

In Balance sheet, the left side shows Assets and the right side shows Liabilities + Equity. The PAT has gone into the Equity side (which is is the same side as the Liability ).

[@mastery-rosariosacademyofa950]

What I would suggest you is, most of the account holders with zerodha are less educated. Hence kindly try to give subtitles in regional languages

[@kavyasoni139]

Thank you for providing step by step method of financial analysis

[@RohitKumar-xq1ez]

Sir please aad subtitles on your video please

[@ronny5k]

Show an actual balance sheet resource not your fictional UIs..This didn’t help much

[@theonlypain]

Should have used an example. Not easy to understand

[@itsmychannel7851]

Some last point I can't understand

[@roh06]

You have not mention roce?

[@cliffordrodrigues9159]

Thank you it was nice learning.

[@ashwinkumar168]

thank u sir

[@RaviDawar-mb4ho]

Very nice video❤

[@aasheeshchhewang4769]

Sir how to calculate at what percentage the company has taken loans? Bit confused in that point.

[@akshatchokhani]

Check the amount of total borrowings from the non current and current liabilities section, say 1000cr.
Check the amount of finance cost from the income statement, say 100cr.
That means, company is paying 10% interest on its debt.

[@aasheeshchhewang4769]

@@akshatchokhani thank you so much 😊

[@mastery-rosariosacademyofa950]

Karthik sir
I have been watching all of your videos.
It's really well structured and well prepared and presented by you. Thank you so much for your great effort.
It is really too understandable by anyone though such person not from financial background.❤❤