In this section dedicated to fundamental analysis, we’ll explore how to assess a company’s financial health. Dive into balance sheets, income statements, and key indicators to make informed investment decisions, looking beyond just the market price.
Introduction: The Return on Your Capital If there’s one number that the most expert investors, like Warren Buffett, pay particular attention to, it’s ROE, or Return on Equity. In our journey into fundamental analysis, we have already explored crucial indicators like the P/E Ratio, the PEG Ratio, and Market Capitalization (Market Cap), but this indicator…
Introduction: The First Look at a Company’s Size In our fundamental analysis journey, we have already delved into crucial indicators such as the P/E Ratio, the PEG Ratio, and the Price/Book Ratio, which have allowed us to evaluate companies based on their earnings, growth, and book value. However, even before diving into complex financial ratios,…
Introduction: Beyond Earnings, Towards Book Value In our journey through fundamental analysis, we’ve already examined crucial indicators like the P/E Ratio and the PEG Ratio, which helped us evaluate companies based on their earnings and future growth. However, a company isn’t just about profits; instead, it possesses tangible and intangible assets that constitute its book…
Introduction: From P/E to the PEG Ratio – Beyond Growth In the dynamic world of stock investing, the P/E (Price/Earnings ratio) is a fundamental indicator we’ve already thoroughly explored. It taught us how the market values a company’s earnings. However, as we’ve seen, a high P/E doesn’t always mean a stock is “expensive”; instead, an…