Complete Value Investing Course New for beginners !

Complete Value Investing Course – New – for beginners !, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 34 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 11 reviews, and has 28 subscribers.

You will learn about How to read annual report of any company Fundamental approach in investing (Buffett style) Conduct analysis of a business Which sections of financial statement are important How to analyze businesses for consistent stock market returns Basics of financial statement analysis Financial ratios Vertical and horizontal analysis Value Investing To find good investment opportunities This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner investors curious about how the financial statements works or Students of economics and financial issues or Non-financial background individuals or Investors who want to improve analitical skills or Aspiring investors who want to invest in value or People who are ambitious and are interested in earning a seven-figure profits It is particularly useful for Beginner investors curious about how the financial statements works or Students of economics and financial issues or Non-financial background individuals or Investors who want to improve analitical skills or Aspiring investors who want to invest in value or People who are ambitious and are interested in earning a seven-figure profits.

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Summary

Title: Complete Value Investing Course – New – for beginners !

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 40

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 40

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to read annual report of any company

Fundamental approach in investing (Buffett style)

Conduct analysis of a business

Which sections of financial statement are important

How to analyze businesses for consistent stock market returns

Basics of financial statement analysis

Financial ratios

Vertical and horizontal analysis

Value Investing

To find good investment opportunities

Who Should Attend

Beginner investors curious about how the financial statements works

Students of economics and financial issues

Non-financial background individuals

Investors who want to improve analitical skills

Aspiring investors who want to invest in value

People who are ambitious and are interested in earning a seven-figure profits

Target Audiences

Beginner investors curious about how the financial statements works

Students of economics and financial issues

Non-financial background individuals

Investors who want to improve analitical skills

Aspiring investors who want to invest in value

People who are ambitious and are interested in earning a seven-figure profits

After this course you’ll:

Find out why investing in value is most profitable long term type of investing,

Meet the idea of fundamental analysis,

You’ll have knowledge about how to:

Use tools of Fundamental Analysis research,

Reading annual report of any company,

Comparing values.

You will learn the subtleties of:

profit&loss statement,

balance sheet,

cashflow statement,

Financial ratios,

and more.

Pretty much everything that you come up in reading financial statement of any company at US market, Indian stock market and any market around the world.

You will work different techniques of comparing between companies and search for the Company with a Durable Competitive Advantage.

I will show you how to calculate important ratios, how to separate an investment-grade company from a junk company and how to use simple tools to develop a fundamental analysis that can rival institutional research.

This is a one-stop-shop, providing everything you need to improve your analitical skills.

It’s an universal guidebook for American market, Indian stock market and also for your market.

Knowledge from this course fits for statements at any market and country.

At the end of this course you’ll be able to read and understand Annual Report of any company at any market around the world.

Learning how to read financial statements is not a rocket science!

It’s an universal game. Like a part of chess.

I have studied and experienced it for many years, so you don’t have to!

I’ve finished plenty financial courses. Some of them were really long and tedious!

I’ve read dozens of books about this topic and with my experience I refine my teaching methods to make accessible format so you can learn quickly and easily.

Just go ahead and subscribe to this course! If you don’t acquire these skills now, you will miss an opportunity to separate yourself from the others. Don’t risk your future success!

Sky is the limit.

So what are you waiting for? Type the course button and Let’s start learning together now!

I believe in your potential to be a successful analyst or investor.

I cross fingers for your success.

Let’s start!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Lets begin.

Lecture 1: Introduction to Fundamental Analysis (FA)

Chapter 2: How to read an Annual Report

Lecture 1: How to read an Annual Report

Lecture 2: What to look for in an Annual Report (01)

Lecture 3: What to look for in an Annual Report (02)

Lecture 4: What to look for in an Annual Report (03)

Lecture 5: What to look for in an Annual Report (04)

Lecture 6: What to look for in Annual Report (05) Summary

Chapter 3: Understanding the Financial Statements (Overview)

Lecture 1: Overview of the financial statements

Chapter 4: Understanding the Profit and Loss Statement

Lecture 1: (01) The Profit and Loss Statement introduction

Lecture 2: (02) The Top Line of the company (Revenue). Understanding the P&L Statement.

Lecture 3: (03) Cost of revenue

Lecture 4: (04) The Expences (SG&A, financial expenses, and something about ratios)

Lecture 5: (05) The Expenses (The expense details)

Lecture 6: (06) The Profit before tax and net profit after tax

Chapter 5: Understanding the Balance Sheet Statement

Lecture 1: (01) The balance sheet equation

Lecture 2: (02) Few things about shareholders’ funds

Lecture 3: (03) The liability side of the balance sheet

Lecture 4: (04) Non-Current Liabilities

Lecture 5: (05) Current Liabilities

Lecture 6: (06) The asset side of Balance Sheet

Lecture 7: (07) Non-current assets (Fixed Assets)

Lecture 8: (08) Non-current assets (other line items)

Lecture 9: (09) Current assets

Chapter 6: Connecting the P&L and Balance Sheet

Lecture 1: Connecting the P&L and Balance Sheet

Chapter 7: Understanding the Cashflow Statement

Lecture 1: 01 Overview

Lecture 2: (02) Activities of a company

Lecture 3: (03) The Cash Flow Statement on examples

Lecture 4: (04) A brief on the financial statements and a summary

Chapter 8: Financial Ratio Analysis

Lecture 1: Financial Ratio Analysis

Lecture 2: Income Statement Ratios

Lecture 3: Balance Sheet Ratios

Lecture 4: Profitability Ratios

Lecture 5: Gearing Ratios

Lecture 6: Ratios for investors.

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