Learn Fundamental Analysis – 8 Basic Chapters
About this course: Fundamental analysis course for beginners will lay foundation to learn method of evaluating a security in an attempt to measure its intrinsic value, by examining related economic, financial and other qualitative and quantitative factors.Fundamental analysis typically refers to a method of analyzing and evaluating stock market equities, though it may also apply to any kind of security.
Created by: Trading Campus
Syllabus
CHAPTER 1
Understand the Basics of Fundamental Analysis
Learn the core elements to perform Fundamental Analysis and how to find relevant information from company’s annual reports and presentations
CHAPTER 2
Balance Sheet Analysis
This chapter will guide you through a step-by- step process to analyse a balance sheet of a company. Learn what it looks like, and how it can be used to assess the financial condition of a company.
CHAPTER 3
Income statement analysis
This chapter will guide you through a step-by- step process to analyse income statement of a company.
CHAPTER 4
Cash Flow Statement Analysis
Cash is king. When a company generates cash it is able to pay dividends to its shareholders, retire its debt, grow organically or acquire other companies. In this
chapter, you will learn How to Read a Cash Flow Statement.
CHAPTER 5
Common-Size Ratio Analysis
A common size financial statement displays all items as percentages of a common base figure. The benefit of using common size statement is that raw numbers usually hide relevant information that percentages frequently unveil.
CHAPTER 6
Financial Ratio Analysis : List of Financial Ratios
Financial ratio helps investors to assess the profitability, health and efficiency of an organization. This chapter will enable you to understand various financial and market ratios that gives investors basic insights for investing.
CHAPTER 7
Basics of Valuation
Learn the approaches and structure to value a company.
CHAPTER 8
Valuation Application
Learn how to apply DCF analysis and arrive at target price