What You’ll Learn
– Why fundamental inventory analysis is important
– Why inventory is not all equal
– How to breakdown and analyze inventory
Continue to learn more…
What You’ll Learn
– Why fundamental inventory analysis is important
– Why inventory is not all equal
– How to breakdown and analyze inventory
Continue to learn more…
In chapter 15―The Final Checklist―of the book One Up on Wall Street, Peter Lynch summarizes the things that you as an investor would like to know about stocks in each of the six categories, as follows. Here they are…
What You’ll Learn
– Point summary of important principles from Stephen Penman’s Accounting for Value
– Accounting and valuation principles
What You’ll Learn
– Why you should use Time Weighted Returns
– Portfolio performance examples and how to do it
– 2 different methods we use
What You’ll Learn
– How to create a shortlist of stocks
– How to keep tabs of your stock
– How to do quick valuations
– The INVEST1000 portfolio revealed
– How to avoid “torpedoes” that can sink your portfolio
Get insights into how Buffett would analyze financial statements.
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