
A short introduction to the topic of this course - Value Investing.
The topics of this course and how it is structured is shown.
Who invented Value Investing? Who are famous value investors?
The basic principles and the fundamentals are explained.
The moat, risk and Mr. Market - three concepts you have to know as a value investor. What do they mean?
The procedure of the company evaluation is described and a short overview of all the steps that must be done is given.
What is the circle of competence and how can I find my own circle of competence? You will learn this now.
How to find businesses inside your circle of competence, that are potential investments?
How to evaluate the quality of the management based on certain criterias?
An introduction in the fundamental analysis and an explanation of many important key figures, which can be used to draw conclusion about the company's current and future situation.
An example fundamental analysis at Apple.
You will learn, how you can calculate the value of a share based on your researches and the data you got from the fundamental analysis.
Calculating the intrinsic value of apple, based on the fundamental analysis we did.
What should be done after the purchase of a stock? This question will be answered now.
Value Investing – Investing Based on Rationality and Intrinsic Value
Learn how to become more successful in the stock market by following the fundamental principles of value investing.
Value investors want to achieve two things: higher returns than the average investor while, at the same time, reducing the risk of permanently losing their money. Instead of focusing on stock charts, short-term price movements, or market sentiment, value investors focus on the company behind the stock. They try to understand what a business is really worth and then look for opportunities to buy that business at a price below its intrinsic value.
This approach is based on a few simple but powerful principles. You don't need to predict the next market crash, find the next hot stock, or constantly follow financial news. Instead, you can learn how to analyze businesses, understand financial statements, evaluate competitive advantages, and make investment decisions based on facts and rational thinking.
This course is for people who want to invest their money based on rationality rather than emotions. It is for those who truly want to invest instead of simply speculate. It is also for anyone who has ever wondered how investors like Warren Buffett have been able to achieve outstanding results over such a long period of time.
You will learn why patience, discipline, and a long-term mindset are essential for successful investing. Most importantly, you will learn how to think like a value investor and develop a systematic approach that can help you make better-informed investment decisions.
The goal is not to become a better predictor of the stock market. The goal is to become a better investor.