Fundamental Analysis Tutorial | Forex
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This video is a fundamental analysis tutorial that shows how to quickly perform fundamental analysis in three steps. In fundamental analysis, you want to look at three things: how the company performs in the industry, the management, and an intrinsic valuation for the company. Fundamental analysis is more important for investors who plan to hold the stock for a longer time, whether it be a bullish or bearish position http://damonverial.com/the-gap-gameplan/ For intrinsic analysis, you can use a number of models. I introduce three in this video. These valuation models always use information from the financial sheets of the company. If this fundamental analysis tutorial has helped you, please leave a comment below and let me know what other types of videos you’d like to see. You can also use much of this fundamental analysis for Forex and commodity-based companies. Don’t forget to subscribe! #fundamentalanalysis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8YLLyYAewU
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Damon,I just downloaded the R console, now I am looking to create a basic algorithm/program to help automate cash flow models, like you posted in the fundamental analysis. Maybe a video on basic programming functions for your type of analysis. You don't have to teach the syntax but just teach the input/output, process, yes/no statements, and any other code that would be relevant. I am learning coding right now so if you have a youtube tutorial on the r console, would be much appreciated.
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Damon,After reading a stock book, I came to the conclusion that in order to see if the stock price is under valued or over valued, was based on cash flow. i.e. 5$ Million dollars cash flow, and their is 7 million shares total. Divide the two 7/5 million, and you get 0.71 cents per share of stock. This is only one predictor so, this might not be so accurate because I have not back tested this formula. Thanks,
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The size of the board of directors is quite smart, thanks for the info