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This course explains how to estimate what a company is worth using valuation measures, financial highlights and trading information. Each measure is defined and the trends to look for are explained, so the ratios become a way of asking questions rather than a list of terms.
Live examples compare a growth company with a blue-chip company from the same sector. Setting two very different businesses against each other is a good way to see why the same ratio can mean different things depending on the stage of a company.
Short interest, dividends and stock splits are covered alongside valuation. The course is framed as financial education and modelling, so treat it as a method for reading the numbers rather than a verdict on any single stock.
In this course, you will learn how to determine the valuation of a company or stock by analyzing different measures using ratios and statistics. We start by going through the valuation measures, then the financial highlights, and lastly the trading information for a given company. I will show you which platforms you can use and where to look to find these ratios and statistics to help with out valuation decisions. All the platforms and websites covered in this course are free and easy to use. Also, through out the course I will teach you the definitions and what trends to look out for. In Addition, we will cover some important terminologies and go through some live examples. These examples will include a side by since comparison of growth companies and blue-chip companies from the same sector. This will allow you to determine which company is undervalued and which company is overvalued. The skills learned in this course will help you determine whether a company has a good valuation and if it is a good investment and a possible vehicle for capital appreciation. The course will cover concepts such as short interest, dividends, and stock splits.
This course is all about financial education, financial modeling, and analysis.
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