Class 22:Qualitative Aspects of Fundamental Analysis.

While thinking of analysis of a company, do you ever feel confused over how to evaluate new companies and emerging start-ups based on their numbers? They can't be compared to existing players, so how to evaluate them?

Even when comparing large established companies, the number of times we get confused as numbers of large companies becomes similar to an extent. So, how to decide among new emerging companies, and also among established players with similar figures?

Qualitative Analysis comes as a potent tool for such analysis. It helps us differentiate and choose companies on the basis of non-quantifiable factors like Business Model, Competitive Advantage, Company's Management, etc.

New start-ups can be analyzed on the basis of there business model, a track record of its promoters market share growth. Existing Similar companies can be compared along with the economies of scale, Brand Power, Company's Management, transparency and Corporate Governance

All these factors and other components of Qualitative Analysis are discussed in Class 22 of our course. We have also discussed how to use these factors to actually compare companies with them and compare the factors with some examples as well.

In order to know more and learn about trading and investment in the Indian stock market, sign up for a complete video course by Kundan Kishore titled “A Complete Course on Indian Stock Market”.