
Stock Market Course 2.0 | 2026 Multibaggers | Entry/Exit Strategies | Fundamental & Technicals
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This Hindi compilation brings together older beginner classes on fundamental analysis. The videos were recorded years ago, so the creator flags that the core concepts still hold while some data, examples and regulations may have changed. Treat it as a learning resource rather than current market information.
The first stretch covers market basics and what each metric means, including P/B, enterprise value, ROE, ROCE, the DuPont breakdown and the PEG ratio. Later sections apply the same thinking to banks, NBFCs and digital companies, which need different lenses from a manufacturer.
Annual reports, the profit and loss statement and the cash flow statement are walked through in order, with closing lessons on cash generation, moats and whether quarterly results should drive a decision.
On high demand, I’ve taken all my older beginner classes on fundamental analysis and packed them into one simple compilation. These videos were made years ago, but the core concepts still help you understand how to study a business the right way. If you’re starting out or just need a clean revision, this will guide you through everything step by step.
You’ll go through the basics of the stock market, how to read financial statements, how to judge a company using ratios, how to analyse banks, NBFCs and digital companies, and how to figure out if a stock is worth your time. If you’re ready to build your foundation in fundamental analysis, this will help you get there.
Disclaimer: This is a compilation of older videos. The concepts remain useful, but some data, examples or regulations may have changed over time. Please treat it as a learning resource, not updated market information.
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00:00 - Stock market introduction
16:37 - Importance of fundamental analysis
36:32 - Understanding metrics
51:12 - What is P/B Ratio & Enterprise Value
01:07:15 - What is dividend yield & promoter holding
01:24:41 - Why dividends are not as good as you think
01:44:02 - What is Return on Equity (ROE) & Debt/Equity
01:59:30 - ROE vs ROCE
02:20:22 - Fundamental Analysis through DuPont
02:30:05 - What is cash conversion cycle and bonus issue
02:46:08 - How to analyse digital companies
03:01:27 - What is PEG Ratio
03:13:09 - What is Quick Ratio & Interest Coverage Ratio
03:23:55- Why High Profit Margin Stocks Could Be Dangerous
03:31:58 - How to analyse banking stocks
03:58:06 - How to compare stocks | Common Size Statement
04:16:04 - How to analyse NBFC stocks
04:27:04 - How to read Annual Report
04:40:14 - How to read P&L Statement
04:49:41 - What is cash flow statement
04:59:34 - What is free cash flow
05:11:39 - How to identify bad stocks
05:24:00 - How to identify Moats
05:41:46 - Should you invest based on quarterly results
05:55:15 - How IPOs can lead to stock market fall
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