Investing Basics: Fundamental Analysis

[@FreeFalling-m6r]

A quick summary that I wrote down: Fundamental analysis - process of analyzing a company's financial statements to help decide if you want to invest -Balance sheets -Income statements -Cash flow statements A balance sheet compares a company's assets to its liability's and the shareholders equity. -assets = items a company owns -Liabilities = debts or accounts that need to be payed (often have offsetting assets) -shareholders equity = book value = amount of money left to shareholders if company shuts down. - assets - liabilities = shareholders equity A balance sheet can help you determine if a company is overextending and isn't a worthwhile investment. Income statement = how a company earns money Income statement shows revenues and expenses Revenues - Expenses = Net Income A company with a good cash position is better suited to endure economic ups and downs A cash flow statement shows how a company uses its cash to operate its business, as well as showing a company's loans P/E ratio = share price / earnings per share P/E ratio allows you to look further then the value of the stock the lower the P/E ratio, the better the value

[@janellequinn]

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[@cjay3543]

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[@ExploringLoveinlife]

Where can I get to see their balance sheet, cash flow statement and income statement

[@CharlesSchwab]

Generally, fundamental information about a particular stock will be available in the Research section of Schwab.com. Limited fundamental information is also available in the Analyze Tab>Fundamentals sub-tab of the thinkorswim Desktop platform. ^BW

[@somersby64]

If you google it for a publicly traded company, you will find it, it is normally on their website.

[@madeshsan]

If the company has a website it probably will provide financial statements, google the name of the company

[@Angelgrl]

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[@Bbygirl2829]

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[@ZubairAli-mj6xw]

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