Warren Buffett selects companies for investment based on the principles of value investing. He dives into the financial statements of the companies, analyzing their Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement. He uses these numbers to decide whether a company meets his investment criteria.

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Value investing does involve diving into the sometimes-complex world of financial statements, but with practice, you can figure out which are the most important numbers on any company's Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement, and use them to decide whether a company meets your investment criteria.

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Do you long for the day when you can work less and travel more? Do you fear that you’ll never have enough money to be able to retire? By following War...

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