This document outlines the modules that will be covered in an investment analysis course. Module 1 discusses investment horizon and the differences between primary and secondary markets. Module 2 covers fundamental analysis, intrinsic value, economic analysis and stock picking strategies. Module 3 examines how to analyze industries and sectors using models like Porter's Five Forces. Module 4-6 address financial statement analysis, ratio analysis and relative valuation techniques. Module 7-8 focus on forecasting, discounted cash flow valuation and calculating cost of debt and equity. Module 9 discusses the equity research process and writing reports.
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This document outlines the modules that will be covered in an investment analysis course. Module 1 discusses investment horizon and the differences between primary and secondary markets. Module 2 covers fundamental analysis, intrinsic value, economic analysis and stock picking strategies. Module 3 examines how to analyze industries and sectors using models like Porter's Five Forces. Module 4-6 address financial statement analysis, ratio analysis and relative valuation techniques. Module 7-8 focus on forecasting, discounted cash flow valuation and calculating cost of debt and equity. Module 9 discusses the equity research process and writing reports.
This document outlines the modules that will be covered in an investment analysis course. Module 1 discusses investment horizon and the differences between primary and secondary markets. Module 2 covers fundamental analysis, intrinsic value, economic analysis and stock picking strategies. Module 3 examines how to analyze industries and sectors using models like Porter's Five Forces. Module 4-6 address financial statement analysis, ratio analysis and relative valuation techniques. Module 7-8 focus on forecasting, discounted cash flow valuation and calculating cost of debt and equity. Module 9 discusses the equity research process and writing reports.
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This document outlines the modules that will be covered in an investment analysis course. Module 1 discusses investment horizon and the differences between primary and secondary markets. Module 2 covers fundamental analysis, intrinsic value, economic analysis and stock picking strategies. Module 3 examines how to analyze industries and sectors using models like Porter's Five Forces. Module 4-6 address financial statement analysis, ratio analysis and relative valuation techniques. Module 7-8 focus on forecasting, discounted cash flow valuation and calculating cost of debt and equity. Module 9 discusses the equity research process and writing reports.
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Difference between Primary and Secondary Market Participants in the Securities Markets Difference between trading and investing Debt and Call money market
Module 2: Fundamental Analysis
What is Fundamental Analysis
Difference Between Technical and Fundamental Analysis Concept of Intrinsic Value Importance of Economic Analysis Fundamental Analysis Frameworks Global and Domestic Economy Business Cycles Monetary and Fiscal Policies Stock Picking Techniques using Growth and Value Investing Strategies
Module 3: Industry & Company Analysis
How to analyze an industry
Michael Porter model for industry analysis Industry life cycle and its characteristics Industry Analysis Parameters : FMCG ,IT, Cement, Aluminium, Auto Sector