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Stock Analysis for Beginners - Domino's Pizza Case Analysis
Learn How To Analyze A Company's Stock & Invest Wisely. Taught By A Finance Profession With Over A Decade Of Experience
Created byLuis Romero
Last updated 9/2020
English
What you'll learn
- How to conduct stock analysis
- Understanding the due-diligence process to assess a company situation
- Understand how to apply technical skills to companies
- How to apply financial modeling and valuation
- How to arrive to your own stock recommendation and price target
- How to build an investment case
- Ability to combine various skills like accounting, industry knowledge, excel, and financial modeling
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Course content
5 sections • 17 lectures • 1h 36m total length
Requirements
- Have a general knowledge and interest in finance
- Have a working computer
Description
This course explores valuation techniques commonly used by Wall Street firms. The topics covered provide practical application of the standards and methods professional analysts apply on the job. Learn how to conduct stock analysis with real time application in this free stock analysis introductory course.
Featured Company
The Domino’s Pizza, Inc. (DPZ) stock price has increased 12% in 2020. Does the stock has more room for upside potential? This previously recorded live case lecture covers key fundamental events that caused the stock price to increase. We also discuss valuation analysis to determine if the stock price is currently undervalued or fairly valued by the market. Finally, we determine if the stock is a buy or sell and the potential upside or downside for the remainder of the year.
Topics we will cover include:
How to source press releases and news that may affect a company's stock price
How to conduct valuation analysis
How to do financial modeling
How to create price targets for buying and selling stocks
Domino's Pizza (DPZ) stock breakdown and analysis
How to forecast market trends
How to read and analyze a company's earnings report
How to analyze price targets and valuations
Technical chart analysis
Company Due Diligence
Financial Statements Modeling
Discounted Cash Flow
WACC
Comparable Company Analysis
A practical approach to investing
Who this course is for:
Beginner finance students looking to learn about the analyst side of finance. This is an ideal introductory course to get a good understanding of what finance professionals learn and do on any given work day.
Finance college students looking to break into the world of finance
Peopling looking to trade stocks practically and logically
Who this course is for:
- Beginner finance students interested in trading stocks or working in finance
- Students that want to get ahead of their peers and land a high-paying job after college