Learn the central concepts of Value Investing
What you'll learn
- Value Investing strategies and company pre-selection
Requirements
- No requirements. Seeing Part 1 first will be helpful.
Description
During the last years, we have experienced that many people don`t have enough knowledge about the stock market and therefore struggle to start investing. But especially in times of low interest rates, investing is almost without alternative.
Therefore, we want to empower you to become an investor by providing financial education!
This online course contains the second four chapters of “The Value Investing Journey” and is meant for all levels of investors. In our trilogy, it represents the bridge between the basics in part 1 and the detailed calculation models in part 3.
The most important topics are the distinction of asset classes, general investing strategies, fundamental investing strategies, value investing, contrary investing, market psychology and the pre-selection process of companies in combination with a criteria overview for qualitative and quantitative analysis.
Value Investing, which was invented by Benjamin Graham, is a stock market investing approach that is based on the fundamental data of a company. With the intrinsic value calculation and the margin of safety, Graham identified companies he could buy for share prices far below their intrinsic value and recieve extraordinary returns.
Warren Buffett adapted this approach from his professor Benjamin Graham and became one of the richest people on our earth. He focuses not only on undervalued companies but also on high-quality companies with a profitable and stable business model over a long period of time. The compounded growth of dividends also became an important aspect when selecting new investments.
Who this course is for:
- Everybody who wants to invest and grow his/her wealth
