
Explore the stock market as a marketplace for trading shares of companies, with Infosys, Apple, and Google, and learn how SEBI and SEC regulate to prevent manipulation and candlestick patterns.
Learn how fundamental analysis determines a stock's intrinsic value to identify undervalued or overvalued opportunities for long-term investing, using quantitative ratios and qualitative factors via balance sheets and income statements.
Understand how a balance sheet presents assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ funds, and distinguish current from non-current assets. Recognize cash, accounts receivable, stock, and borrowings to assess a company's position.
Understand how the profit and loss statement shows revenue, expenses, and taxes, and how it coordinates with the balance sheet and cash flow statement's operating, investing, and financing sections.
Explore Benjamin Graham's ratio theory and learn how financial ratios such as return on equity reveal profitability, leverage, and operating efficiency for investing decisions.
In this course, you will learn how to analyse financial statements and reports for any company using fundamental analysis. We start by going through the income statement, then the balance sheet, and lastly the cash flow statement. I will show you which platforms you can use and where to get these statements and reports from. Also, Through out the course I will teach you the definitions and what trends to look out for. Stock picking is an art and science. This course will also provide you knowledge of tools and techniques to impart stock analytical skills with a focus on leveraging the vast amount of available information on the internet to improve one’s stock pickings. In Addition, we will perform some calculations and cover some important terminologies. These examples will include a side by since comparison of growth companies and blue-chip companies from the same sector. This will allow you to determine which company is undervalued and which company is overvalued. The skills learned in this course will help you determine whether a company has a good valuation and if it is a good investment and a possible vehicle for capital appreciation.
Who this course is for:
Investors interested interested in fundamental analysis
Traders interested interested in fundamental analysis
Investors curious about financial analysis
Investors curious about financial statements
Investors curious about financial reports
Investors interested in value investing
Beginner investors and traders
People interested in finding out more about fundamental concepts of the stock market
Investors thinking of analysis and strategies necessary to identify investable stocks
Traders looking for new tricks and ideas to improve their returns
Anyone motivated to learn a new skill and use it for their benefit