Published 2/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 505.14 MB | Duration: 2h 27m

Financial Evaluation of Companies using their Financial Statements and Market Fluctuations

What you'll learn

Learn the tools needed to evaluate companies

Analyze balance sheets and cash flows to detee a company's intrinsic value

Utilize financial ratios to compare companies within sectors

Complete a case study to detee a buy, sell, or hold position on a company's stock

Requirements

No accounting knowledge needed. A basic understanding of the stock market will be helpful but an overview will be explained during the course.

Description

Whether you want to enter a finance career or learn more about the stock market, this course presents a bner friendly approach to financial evaluation. For high school students taught by a college business major, this course will prepare you to enter an undergraduate business or economics program and expose you to many of the topics you will learn about in your first few years of college. In this course you will learn how to evaluate companies and decide whether to buy, sell, or hold shares based on all of the available data. You will learn where to find company statements and how to read and analyze a company's balance sheet to understand their financial position. You will also learn how to evaluate the state of the economy to predict future stock fluctuations. Finally, you will be exposed to different company evaluation techniques such as Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis along with the Efficient Market Hypothesis so that you can choose your preferred evaluation technique. With this course, you will gain a broad background in financial evaluation hat will introduce you to the markets and the type of work you may do if you enter an investment banking or finance-related career.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Financial Analysis

Lecture 1 Welcome!

Lecture 2 What You'll Learn

Lecture 3 Your Options: Buy Sell, Hold

Section 2: Reading Balance Sheets

Lecture 4 Where to Find Company Statements

Lecture 5 Assets: Current and Non-Current

Lecture 6 Liabilities: Current and Long-Term

Lecture 7 Shareholder's Equity

Lecture 8 EBITDA

Section 3: Analyzing Balance Sheets

Lecture 9 Calculating a Current Ratio

Lecture 10 Calculating an Acid Test Ratio

Section 4: Analyzing Capital Structure

Lecture 11 What is Capital Structure

Lecture 12 Debt/Equity Ratio

Lecture 13 WACC Calculation

Section 5: Comparable Company Analysis

Lecture 14 What is Comp Analysis?

Lecture 15 EBITDA/EV Ratio

Lecture 16 Price/Earnings Ratio

Section 6: Fundamental Analysis

Lecture 17 What is Fundamental Analysis

Lecture 18 State of the Economy and Strength of the Industry

Lecture 19 Company Performance and Effectiveness of Management

Lecture 20 Assumptions of Fundamental Analysis and Critiques

Section 7: Technical Analysis

Lecture 21 What is Technical Analysis?

Lecture 22 Assumptions of Technical Analysis

Lecture 23 Technical Analysis Indicators

Lecture 24 Technical Analysis Limitations: Efficient Market Hypothesis

High school students interested in majoring in finance who want to b learning prior to college

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