A guide to Financial statement Analysis with excel - 2021

A guide to Financial statement Analysis with excel : 2021, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 43 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 49 subscribers.

You will learn about Financial Analysis, How to Read financial Statements , Financial Statements This course is ideal for individuals who are Financial Analysts, Investors, Value Investors , M.B.A. (Finance) It is particularly useful for Financial Analysts, Investors, Value Investors , M.B.A. (Finance).

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Title: A guide to Financial statement Analysis with excel : 2021

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Financial Analysis, How to Read financial Statements , Financial Statements

Who Should Attend

Financial Analysts, Investors, Value Investors , M.B.A. (Finance)

Target Audiences

Financial Analysts, Investors, Value Investors , M.B.A. (Finance)

One of the most intuitive Finance courses available on Udemy, it includes everything you’ll need.

We will start with building a solid foundation from “what are financial statements and how to read them?” to gradually taking you to a stage “when you yourself can conduct the financial analysis of any real world company in the world by looking at its financial statements.”

Why financial statement analysis ? Why the course matters?

Because” The single most skill any investor, financial analyst or an entrepreneur can learn is

” HOW TO READ & INTREPRET THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF A BUSINESS”- WARREN BUFFET

Because accounting is the language of businessand the words that a company or business speak to the world are all said through financial statement.

And no matter what you do, sooner or later you have to deal with money and money speaks the language of accounts and financial statements.

One of the first skills that John D. Rockefeller learned was Accounting & Bookkeeping. All his life, he celebrated 26th September as JOB DAY, the most important day in his life, the day he got his job as a bookkeeper.

FINANCIAL ANALYSIS: AS A CAREER

Financial analyst is one of the most rewarding careers in the world of finance

AFTER DOING THIS COURSE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

1. Be able to Conduct INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS of any company or business.

2. Able to READ AND UNDERSTAND the financial statements of Real World  companies

3.  Understand HOW FINANCIAL ANALYSIS IS DONE IN REAL WORLD as the entire course conduct financial statement analysis of real world companies like Coca Cola, Netflix, Paleton and Amazon.

4.  UNDERSTAND THE PROCESS USED BY ANY FINANCIAL ANALYST IN THE WORLD, by understanding how to read and interpret balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statements of real world companies, an extremely useful skill for

?Financial Analysts

?Investors

?Entrepreneurs

Investment Banker

How this course is different from other courses? What is the USP of this course?

The USP of this course is that entire course is taught using actual financial statements of widely different companies like

PELOTON

NETFLIX

COCA-COLA

All the companies are carefully chosen as they are widely different from each other and helps you to do financial analysis of different industries at different stages of their life cycle.

This course is not about mugging up the formulas , we go in depth in these companies financial statements.

The course is not a collection of boring lectures and there are certain things you can not understand just by googling it. The course teaches you the art of financial analysis in a cohesive manner.

And finally if you don’t like it , there is a money back guarantee. If you don’t find the course interesting , you will get your money back.

Who this course is for:

· Anyone interested in how stocks are analyzed

· Aspiring Investors

· Aspiring Financial Analysts

· Aspiring Investment Bankers

· Students Pursuing M.B.A. Finance

· Anyone wishing to understand a company’s financials for the purpose of investment or any other.

· Anyone wishing to be successful in the world of Business & Finance

LEARNING THE SKILLS YOU NEED FOR SUCCESS

If you want to learn how to perform financial statement analysis, either for your own interest or to better perform the duties of your job, this is the right learning tool for you.

By the end of this course, you’ll have honed your skills in understanding how financial data and non-financial data interact to forecast events and be able to determine the best financial strategy for your organization.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to course

Lecture 2: Some Useful Tips

Chapter 2: Lets start the engines : Financial Statements : Income Statements

Lecture 1: What are financial statements & what do they tell us

Lecture 2: Format of Income Statement

Lecture 3: A Quick Recap

Lecture 4: Income Statement: The Bottom Line

Lecture 5: Corporate Life Cycle & Income Statement: Our first real world company: PALETON

Lecture 6: Income Statement Analysis: A giant in the making: NETFLIX

Lecture 7: Income Statement Analysis : Cash making machine: COCA COLA

Lecture 8: Lets Sum it up: How much I make : Income Statement

Chapter 3: Section 3 : Financial Statements: Balance in all things : BALANCE SHEET

Lecture 1: Introduction : Balance Sheet : How to read a Balance Sheet

Lecture 2: Real World Company : Balance Sheet of Paleton

Lecture 3: Balance Sheet of Netflix :

Lecture 4: Balance Sheet of Coca-Cola & Summary

Chapter 4: Section 4 : Cash Flow Statement : Show me the money

Lecture 1: Introduction to Cash flows

Lecture 2: Cash flow of Paleton

Lecture 3: Cash flow of Netflix

Lecture 4: Unique things about Cash flows

Lecture 5: Cash flows Coca Cola

Lecture 6: Summary of What we learned about Cash flows

Chapter 5: Financial Statement Analysis: Whats all the hype about

Lecture 1: What are the various tools of financial statement analysis

Lecture 2: Comparing Apples to Oranges: From Absolute to Comparables

Lecture 3: Ratio Analysis ; Horizontal & vertical analysis

Chapter 6: The good Stuff: Profitability Ratios & analysis

Lecture 1: Profitability Ratios

Lecture 2: Contribution Margin Ratio : Pure Profits

Lecture 3: Practical example of Contribution Margin Ratio

Lecture 4: Gross Profit Ratio : Marginal Profit : Why software companies are so profitable

Lecture 5: Practical example of Gross Profit Ratio

Lecture 6: Operating Profits : Another one, how many types of profits are there?

Lecture 7: Practical example of Operating Profit Ratio

Lecture 8: EBITDA Margin Ratio : Are we speaking even English anymore?

Lecture 9: Practical example of EBITDA Margin Ratio

Lecture 10: Net Profit Margin Ratio : The most convoluted of ratios

Chapter 7: Lets apply our Financial analysis to real world companies

Lecture 1: Lets do the ratio analysis of Paleton (10 points for guessing the name:))

Lecture 2: How profitable is Netflix : Profitability ratios of Netflix

Lecture 3: Coca Cola : Dream company of Scrooge Mcduck : A cash Machine

Lecture 4: Lets Sum it up : Summary of Profitability Ratios

Chapter 8: Liquidity & Coverage Ratios

Lecture 1: Coverage Ratios

Lecture 2: Examples of Coverage Ratios

Lecture 3: Liquidity Ratios

Lecture 4: Example of Liquidity Ratios

Chapter 9: Leverage Ratios : Use your leverage wisely

Lecture 1: Leverage Ratios

Lecture 2: Example of Leverage Ratios

Instructors

Finance Geeks
Chartered Accountant, M.B.A. (Finance) and Registered Valuer

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