We started a 4 part series on our YouTube channel showing how to identify great stocks for your portfolio.
Here is a recap of the session...
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✅ Start with Fundamental Analysis
This is the use of Financial Statements, Economic Reports and Forecasts to evaluate a stock's potential. The goal is to examine the key drivers of a company's current and future business activities.
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✅ Review the Financial Statements (Quantitative Analysis)
Look at the measurable characteristics of a company. The main sources are the Balance Sheet, Income Statement and Cash Flow Statement
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✅ Examine the Balance Sheet
The Balance Sheet provides an overview of a company's assets, liabilities and stockholder's equity as a snapshot in time.
The Balance Sheet Formula:
Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity
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✅ Examine the Income Statement
The Income Statement provides an overview of Revenues, Expenses, Net Income and Earnings Per Share (EPS).
The Income Statement Formula
Net Income = Revenue - Expenses
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✅Follow the Cash
The Cash Flow Statement measures how well a company generates Cash to pay its debt obligations, fund its operations and investments. It complements the Balance Sheet and Income Statements.
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From this point we will look next week at assessing the performance of the company using Financial Ratios.
Until then catch the recap of the first meeting here:
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🚨Highlights from the Session with @simplifyingfin over on IG🚨
Title: Before You Invest
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1. Have a Spending Plan (Budget)
This provides room to invest consistently. Without getting a handle on spending you won't be able to invest as much as you need to achieve your investment goals.
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2. Build Your Emergency Fund
Save enough to cover unplanned or emergency expenses. This will prevent you from selling Investments too early to cover unplanned expenses.
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This thread is for absolute beginners who want to invest using the Jamaica Stock Exchange - @jastockex
It's an overview of the process, what is needed and where to look for information.
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What is a Stock?
A stock represents fractional ownership of a publicly listed company. A company will issue a stock to raise Capital to fund its operations, purchase equipment or any other objective.
The first time a company lists is called an Initial Public Offering - IPO
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How do you make money from the Stock Market?
Two main ways:
1⃣ Capital Appreciation - you purchase stocks and resell at a profit.
2⃣ Dividends - some companies pay out dividends from their profits. This varies per company and isn't guaranteed.
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