Archive for Fundamentals
Chapter 1 – Essential Stock Market Knowledge – Fundamentals
Posted by: | CommentsExcerpt from Chapter 1 of the Liberated Stock Trader Book and accompanying Liberated Stock Trader Training Course
Fundamental Analysis – the real Positives and Negatives
Positives
Understanding macro economics can help in assessing future business climate. The future business climate will dictate the direction of the stock market.
Using fundamental data provides early warnings ! On a long term view fundamentals can provide insights into the effect of Fiscal and Monetary Policy on the direction of global markets.
Being able to accurately value a business can help understand the gap between actual stock price and actual worth – Value Investing
Value Investing which is based on fundamentals alone pays well in the long term !
Fundamentals are the only way to determine the overall health of an economy and therefore how beneficial the climate is for doing business.
Understanding Industry & Sub Industry Business climates provides greater insights !
Easy access to analysts reports based on fundamental data.
Stock Market Guide – The Big Picture
Posted by: | CommentsThis is a video of the article entitled “The Big Picture”, I run through the article and add additional insights and observations. Here I put economic events into context and look at how even in the darkest recessions industry group analysis can uncover hidden gems. Also I show the power of trend lines and how to use them on a long term change to avoid huge losses as we head into bear markets.
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Learn Stock Market Trading Video – Part 1 Guide to Fundamentals
Posted by: | CommentsUnderstanding the basics of fundamental analysis is important, especially when analysing a stock. This video looks at why we do business, how we can measure the success of a business and how to find winning stocks by understanding the basic measures of a company.
This Video looks at some very important measures of a company,
- Earnings
- Earning Per Share (EPS) and why it is important.
- Profit Margin
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1. A Simple Introduction to Fundamentals.
Posted by: | CommentsWhy do we do business ?
Although this is a part philosophical question and almost ridiculously simple to answer, this is a key question that leads us to the main point.
Why we do business ?
Well, in the beginning we had a system of “Bartering”, where you may have exchanged 4 goats for 1 cow, or 1 daughter for a flock of sheep. However as the feudal system crept into society along came money made from gold by the King himself.
With the concept of money, came the concept of profit. Although business today has obligations to its employees, customers, communities, even the environment, it is essentially in existence to make money and if it has shareholders they get to share it.
So, although it sounds callous to talk about money the main and distinctly most important measure of any company, is it ability to make money.
2. The Smell Of A Winner!
Posted by: | CommentsFollowing on from the article “A Simple introduction to fundamentals” it is time now to get to the nitty gritty. The following information should be remembered even if you only remember one thing from this course it should be this lesson. Read More→
