The Complete Guide to Investing in the Stock Market!

The Complete Guide to Investing in the Stock Market!, available at $199.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 107 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 14 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will learn how to understand the financial markets and stocks, and how different key accounting and finance aspects tie in together. How to analyze financial statements. Well be going over real examples, analyzing real companies that you can actually relate to! A whole section just on how to invest in the COVID hit market! How to look at different charts and graphs to understand a stock. How different technical tools play into a stocks movement. Short term, medium term and long term strategies. What different orders mean – Market, Limit, Stop Loss, etc. and how actually to use these. Using stock screeners and other interesting and time saving tools to narrow down choices from the thousands of options out there. Where to start from – What broker to pick, tools to use for research, creating watchlists, etc. Key concepts such as dividends, ETFs, etc. What do earnings mean, how do they impact a companys stock? How does news affect a company? Diversification and Correlation and its impact on your portfolio. What are ratios, and how do different ratios tie back exactly to the company youre looking at. The course is more hands on and less theoretical. The goal is to make sure you exactly know what to do to from researching to buying and selling a stock the moment you open your computer. All concepts are explained using live examples of real companies. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course could help anyone from a beginner to an intermediate investor. It is particularly useful for This course could help anyone from a beginner to an intermediate investor.

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Summary

Title: The Complete Guide to Investing in the Stock Market!

Price: $199.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 107

Number of Published Lectures: 107

Number of Curriculum Items: 107

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 107

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

Students will learn how to understand the financial markets and stocks, and how different key accounting and finance aspects tie in together.

How to analyze financial statements. Well be going over real examples, analyzing real companies that you can actually relate to!

A whole section just on how to invest in the COVID hit market!

How to look at different charts and graphs to understand a stock.

How different technical tools play into a stocks movement.

Short term, medium term and long term strategies.

What different orders mean – Market, Limit, Stop Loss, etc. and how actually to use these.

Using stock screeners and other interesting and time saving tools to narrow down choices from the thousands of options out there.

Where to start from – What broker to pick, tools to use for research, creating watchlists, etc.

Key concepts such as dividends, ETFs, etc.

What do earnings mean, how do they impact a companys stock? How does news affect a company?

Diversification and Correlation and its impact on your portfolio.

What are ratios, and how do different ratios tie back exactly to the company youre looking at.

The course is more hands on and less theoretical. The goal is to make sure you exactly know what to do to from researching to buying and selling a stock the moment you open your computer. All concepts are explained using live examples of real companies.

Who Should Attend

This course could help anyone from a beginner to an intermediate investor.

Target Audiences

This course could help anyone from a beginner to an intermediate investor.

This course takes a fun and practical approach to explain key concepts about investing in the markets and how they tie back exactly into you picking and researching your stocks.

One of the major drawbacks of learning investing from a textbook or through a pedantic teaching approach is that – you may have absorbed a lot of information, but are confused about when and how to use it.

This course clearly explains how the key concepts learnt tie into real world scenarios and the goal is to better equip the student to make his/her sound independent investment decisions.

The course covers various topics, some of which include – diversification, correlation, analysing the Balance Sheet, Income Statement and Cash Flow Statement and ratios. 

Every topic is tied back to the markets and stocks using live examples of real companies.

In this course, you’ll also learn how to study and interpret graphs and use lagging and leading indicators to influence your trades.

There is a whole segment in this course just on how to invest in the “COVID market” or any recession for that matter!

A lot of this material can get pretty dry, so the course uses movie and TV show references to explain key concepts.

The goal of the course is to ensure that by the end of it, the student feels fully confident investing in the markets and making money.

With over 100 videos and 10+ hours of lectures, this course should fully equip you to go out there and start investing!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: What do you want out of investing?

Lecture 1: What do you want out of investing?

Chapter 3: Tools to Use

Lecture 1: Tools to Use

Chapter 4: The Basics

Lecture 1: Yahoo Finance and Simply Wall St. Intro

Lecture 2: Yahoo Finance Intro and Terms

Lecture 3: Yahoo Finance – People Also Watch

Lecture 4: Simply Wall St. Screener

Lecture 5: Yahoo Finance Screener

Lecture 6: Yahoo Finance Watchlist

Chapter 5: Dividends and Graphs

Lecture 1: All About Dividends

Lecture 2: Dividends – Yahoo Finance

Lecture 3: Graphs

Chapter 6: Diversification and Correlation

Lecture 1: Diversification Intro

Lecture 2: Diversification Concepts

Lecture 3: Indices and Beta

Lecture 4: What is correlation?

Lecture 5: Correlation Example – Yahoo Finance

Lecture 6: Correlation Example 2 – Yahoo Finance

Lecture 7: Stock v/s Market – Interactive Chart

Lecture 8: Correlation Beta

Lecture 9: Diversification and Correlation Wrap Up

Chapter 7: ETFs

Lecture 1: Understanding ETFs

Lecture 2: ETFs 2

Lecture 3: ETFs 3

Chapter 8: Trend Analysis

Lecture 1: Intro to Trend Analysis

Lecture 2: Trend Analysis – Lets Start Out

Lecture 3: Comparing News with Trends

Lecture 4: All About Earnings

Lecture 5: Trend Analysis Wrap Up

Chapter 9: Understanding Financial Statements

Lecture 1: Intro to Financial Statements

Lecture 2: Finding the 10K

Lecture 3: Table of Contents

Lecture 4: Business and Risks

Lecture 5: Financial Statements and Supplementary Data

Lecture 6: Balance Sheet – Current Assets

Lecture 7: Non-Current Assets

Lecture 8: Liabilities

Lecture 9: Shareholders Equity

Lecture 10: Assets, Liability and Equity Formula

Lecture 11: Statement of Income

Lecture 12: Stock Expense

Lecture 13: Operating Cash Flow

Lecture 14: Cash From Investing

Lecture 15: Cash From Financing

Lecture 16: American Airlines Cash Flow Example

Chapter 10: Analyzing Financial Statements

Lecture 1: Analyzing Cash from Operations

Lecture 2: Analyzing Cash from Investing

Lecture 3: Analyzing Cash from Financing

Lecture 4: Analyzing Cash Flows Homework – American Airlines

Lecture 5: Free Cash Flow

Lecture 6: GAP Balance Sheet & Income Statement Example

Lecture 7: Balance Sheet Analysis

Lecture 8: Income Statement Analysis

Lecture 9: Financial Statement Footnotes

Lecture 10: Analyzing Balance Sheet Footnotes

Lecture 11: Analyzing Income Statement Footnotes

Lecture 12: American Airlines – Analyzing Assets

Lecture 13: American Airlines – Analyzing Liabilities

Lecture 14: GAP – Balance Sheet & Income Statement Analysis – Homework

Chapter 11: Other Financial Statements & Items

Lecture 1: Other Financial Statements

Lecture 2: MD&A and Selected Financial Data

Lecture 3: 10Q Intro

Lecture 4: 10Q Walkthrough

Chapter 12: Ratios

Lecture 1: Intro to Ratios

Lecture 2: Liquidity Ratios

Lecture 3: Efficiency Ratios 1

Lecture 4: Efficiency Ratios 2

Lecture 5: Profitability Ratios

Lecture 6: Leverage Ratios 1

Lecture 7: Leverage Ratios 2

Lecture 8: Market Value Ratios 1

Lecture 9: Market Value Ratios 2

Lecture 10: PE Ratio 1

Lecture 11: PE Ratio 2

Lecture 12: Interpreting Ratios

Lecture 13: Analyzing Ratios with Financials 1

Lecture 14: Analyzing Ratios with Financials 2

Lecture 15: GAP Stock Movement

Chapter 13: Shortcuts to Financial Statement Information

Lecture 1: What Can You Do With Half a Day?

Lecture 2: Yahoo Finance Financial Analysis

Lecture 3: Simply Wall St. Financial Data 1

Lecture 4: Simply Wall St. Financial Data 2

Chapter 14: Technical Analysis

Lecture 1: Intro to Technical Analysis

Lecture 2: Moving Average 1

Lecture 3: Moving Average 2

Lecture 4: Moving Average 3

Instructors

Achal Bhatt
Investment Manager, CPA

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