Stock Market Fundamental Analysis Masterclass for everyone

If you are looking at investing in Stocks or Shares for a long term, then it is essential for you to conduct a Fundamental Analysis of the Stocks you intend to invest in. Fundamental analysis involves Industry Analysis, Company Analysis and Analysis of the Financial Statements. While Industry and Company Analysis are subjective and based on general reading material and business news, Analysis of Fundamental is an Objective thing based on Facts and Figures ultimately culminating in Ratio Analysis and all other financial numbers based on which you make long term decisions.

This course has been designed keeping in mind every investor in mind. Even if this is your first day in your stock market then this course will teach you everything you need to know about share market investing. This course would help in financial analysis of a business and also identify good stocks for long term investment.

Concepts like Assets, Liabilities, Retained earnings, Debt Equity, Current Assets, Current Liabilities, Working Capital, Top line-Bottom line, Revenue, Expenses, EBIT, Net profit, Cash flows from operating activities, Investment activities, Financing activities, Difference between Face value- Book value and market value and various ratios like EPS, PE, Debt Equity and Current ratio have been explained from the basics in a simple manner. Also we will discuss about 3 financial statements viz. the Balance sheet, the P & L or income statement and the Cash flow statement and their relevance have been explained in details for any non finance person to understand easily.

Moreover, after this course has assignments, quizzes and practice tests with more than 180 question & answer to make your learning even more solid. These questions will help you to enhance your knowledge and learning that you have gained in the course. This course will be of immense benefit to those who intend to invest in Stock market as well as those who are already investing but with limited knowledge inputs.