Fundamental analysis is carried out to find the intrinsic value of a stock and that is the building block of value investing. (2/9)
Value Investing is nothing but an investment strategy of picking undervalued stocks and by undervalued stocks we mean, a stock that is trading at a price lower than its actual value. (3/9)
But how will you find that perfect stock? Well, out of many ways, Top-down Approach and Bottom-up Approach is one of the most popular. (4/9)
Let's understand the two. 👇👇
Top-down Approach:
In this method, a particular industry is selected and once that is done, the next step is to find the perfect stock to invest in that industry. And to find the industry... 👇👇 (5/9)
1⃣Firstly, find the Future of the sector is analysed.
2⃣Secondly, you can also go for Sectors that are out of Favour.
3⃣Thirdly, keep a keen eye on Changes in Government regulations.
4⃣Lastly, take a look at the Technology Improvements in the sector. (6/9)
Bottom-up Approach: This is the opposite of the previous approach. Here you do not search for a particular stock in a particular industry.
You will be buying stocks from any industry through..
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1⃣The companies you know and understand.
2⃣The companies around your profession.
3⃣Based on the insights of your Social Circle. (8/9)
This is just the first step for finding the right stock, there is a lot more to it, find this out only on Finology Blogs. (9/9)
One stock that has been making a lot of noise currently is the IEX. For most investors, exchanges have been a safe bet because of high entry barriers. Is IEX one of them? - A thread 🧵 /1 #sharemarket#StockMarketindia
But before getting into that, let’s first understand what exactly is the business model of IEX?
So, govt’s generally enter into long term agreements (PPA) with power companies for electricity, these agreements are based on their forecasted demand.
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Suppose now in September the demand for electricity is high in Mumbai due to the Ganpati puja and other festivities, while in Kerala due to bad weather there are frequent power cuts and consumption is less, so what local govt can do is trade electricity through an exchange.
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While valuing companies analysts use different methods to determine if a particular company is undervalued or overvalued. And two most commonly used ratios are the P/E ratio and EV/EBITDA ratio.
Before understanding which one is better let’s understand these ratios. (2/17)
The first is the P/E ratio, it is calculated as Share price/Earnings per share, it measures the money that investors are willing to pay for every rupee a company earns.
According to report by Strategic Analytics, Apple shipped 30.7 million units of smartwatches worldwide in 2019 compared to 21.1 million for all Swiss watch brands combined.
Unless you live under a rock, you don’t need an intro or research report to tell u that Boat has tkn d audio wearables market by storm. Till 2016, No one really would have thought that an Indian brand would rule this industry, as the a market was flooded with Chinese players. (2)
Aman Gupta & Sameer Gupta, founders of the company said back in 2016 no one believed an Indian company can take over the Chinese. Banks didn’t believe in them & declined to lend; investors shied away from putting money in an Indian hardware venture. (3)