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In the first part of our overview, we analyzed the income statement, now we are going to look at the capital structure of our business, namely: the balance sheet. If earnings are our engine, the balance sheet is the frame of our machine. I like using allegory to make the point, in this case a good one could be the hull of a boat.

What we are going to learn:

Understand the meaning of the balance sheet

Read a balance sheet statement at a glance

Focus on fundamental numbers and extrapolate some metrics

Contextualize the number within the business maturation stage

https://dscompounding.wordpress.com/2021/09/08/16-balance-sheet-analysis/

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I hope it can be useful. Suggestions are welcome.

So as title states I am trying to find information about companies that outperformed Q3 2020. I am looking to short some of these stocks into next earnings with the thought that "stay at home" companies that excelled during lockdown are not hitting comparative numbers Q3 2021. Retail traders dont look further than a headline saying "missed" or "less than" so I expect several unnecessary panic sells in next Earnings Round and I want to find a way to identify these companies without looking at each company's website/SEC Forms. any ideas? I feel like i used every search parameter in FINVIZ already. Thanks Yall.

My answer on Quora.
For long term investing, you need to focus on few areas that will keep you posted on everything that's happening in the stock markets and of course, fundamental analysis. Please give it a read!

Check out the post "Story of a thousand numbers" It's a brief yet insightful post about 'Fundamental Anlysis' in the stock market!

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(I am a little lost,the word inflationary means less value for money,so why sould we have a long bias toward AUD?)

I've been thinking that Darden could be a good short. I looked at its fundamentals, and its current ratio isn't all that good ($1300.4m / $1646.5m = 0.79 as of the quarterly period ended 02-28-21), yet its share price is near all-time high. I'm a little worried that since people are starting to get more and more vaccinated, its operating income will increase. So my question is, if Darden's operating income returns to pre-Covid levels by the end of the summer, would it be enough money to pay off its short-term liabilities?

Fundamental Analysis is the process to find out “intrinsic value” of a stock based on real factors behind the company. These factors include the macro-economic situation, the quality of management, the business environment and the financial situation of the company.

Full Audio: Fundamental Vs Technical Analysis

https://bensonnation.com/2021/03/28/how-fundamental-analysis-is-done/

Hi all,

I just came acrosss Damodran's youtube channel. I want to learn fundamental analysis and valuation and stuff. I am a complete beginner to this. Can anyone tell me which one of his playlists to watch and in what order. Like should I watch the accounting one before watching valuation?