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Learn to invest like Warren Buffett: Mindset, Strategy, Dividends, Company Analysis, Intrinsic Value Calculation & more

What you will learn

Value Investing like Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham

Intrinsic Value Calculation (+Template) and Margin of Safety

Qualitative and Quantitative Company Analysis

Profitability and Stability

Dividend Growth

Investing Approaches and Strategies

Contrary Investing

Functionality of the Economy and Stock Exchange

Assets, Liablities and how to handle money

Mindset of Successful Investirs

Description

!! To offer it for free, we needed to reduce the content below 2 hours and unpublish some chapters temporarily !!

This online course trilogy contains all chapters of β€œThe Value Investing Journey Part 1-3” and is recommended to everyone that wants to become a Value Investor like Warren Buffett.

Part 1:

The presented topics are amongst others the streams of income, financial budgeting, assets and liabilities, the mindset of successful investors, compounded interest, economic knowledge and the functionality of the stock exchange.

Part 2:

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.

Part 3:


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The presented calculation methods in this online course refer to profitability, stability, dividends, price and valuation levels and explain several concepts to calculate the intrinsic value of a company. With these methods, you will learn how to identify high-quality companies and how to identify undervalued companies. It is especially the combination of those two attributes that usually promises the highest returns for investors.

During the last years, we have experienced that many people don`t know much about the stock market and therefore struggle to start investing. But especially in times of low interest rates, investing is without alternative.

We want to empower you to become an investor by providing financial education!

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.

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Content

Introduction
Introduction
A motivational stroy about investing
Introduction of Part 1
Introduction of Part 2
Introduction of Part 3
1. Earn, Save, Invest
1.1 Earn
1.2 Streams of Income
1.3 Save
1.4 Frugalism
1.5 Assets vs. Liabilities
1.6 Invest
2. Compounded Interest
2.1 Average Return
2.2 Influence Factors
2.3 Compounded Interest
3. Mindset of Investors
3.1 Goals
3.2 Financial Education
3.3 Areas of Knowledge
3.4 Attitudes
4. Shares = Company
4.1 Shares = Company
4.2 Stock Exchange
4.3 Economics
4.4 Money, Inflation and Debt
4.5 Monetary Policy
4.6 Indicators
5. Fundamental Strategies
5.1 Asset classes
5.2 Magic Triangle
5.3 General Investing Approaches
5,4 Fundamental Investing Approaches
6. Value Investing
6.1 History
6.2 Persons
6.3 Approach
7. Contrary Investing
7.1 Reasons
7.2 Market Pschology
7.3 Strategy
7.4 Bubbles and Crises
7.5 Risks
8. Pre-Selection Process
8.1 Step 1
8.2 Step 2
8.3 Step 3
8.4 Step 4
9. Profitability & Stability
9.1 Business Model
9.2 Profitability
9.3 Stability
9.4 Management
10. Dividends
10.1 Dividend per Share
10.2 Dividend Yield
10.3 Dividend History
10.4 Dividend Growth
11. Ratios
11.1 Price/Earnings Ratio
11.2 Price/Book Ratio
11.4 Price/Cashflow Ratio
11.4 Price/Sales Ratio
12. Intrinsic Value
12.1 Concept
12.2 Calculation
12.3 Margin of Safety
13. Portfolio Management
13.1 Diversification
13.2 Money Management
13.3 Administration
Summary
Summary, Part 1
Summary, Part 2
Summary, Part 3