Class-24: Quantitative part of fundamental study introduction

Today we are at a stage when there are more potential investment options available to us more than ever. We have low yields but safer options like Government securities and Fixed Deposits.

We have passive investment options like Index Funds and ETFs, investing through Mutual funds, or investing directly in Share markets.

Indirect investment too we have a plethora of options. New companies with lower premium, high risk but high potential return, or established players with a higher premium, and nominal risk and return. Options in each category are equally diverse as well.

With This Paradox of Choices being more complex than ever, No. of pitfalls have also increased. A sensible investment decision today requires not just a comprehensive company analysis, but a detailed comparative study as well.

This always leaves us stranded in a position where we couldn’t collate two companies, either due to the presence of some fundamental differences or due to their foundational similarities.

• So how could we approach such a comparison?
• What should be our thought process proceeding for analysis?
• What factors to consider for comparison?
• How to make the right decision aligned to your risk – appetite?

Video lecture of Class 24 of “The Complete course on Indian Stock Market” talks about the basic business psychology, business models, and choices available at the ends of businesses and investors.

Understanding these will help you collate with different businesses at different points of time and develop market awareness to undertake a smart comparative analysis.

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 “The Complete course on Indian Stock Market”.