One of the best ways to learn financial analysis 1. Pick the financial statements of your favourite company 2. Now you can go through so many wonderful resources on youtube, online courses , books that teach you the basics of financial statement analysis . But make sure whatever resource you pick it is based on practical examples using real world companies. 3. This is the most important step; apply those financial analysis to the company you have chosen. This is where most people go wrong. They don’t apply their knowledge and as a result their knowledge remains theoretical. 4. Pick another company and repeat the process. Things to make sure when picking up the right resource: If you are picking up a book start with a light one like interpretation of financial statement analysis by warren buffet, don’t go straight for heavyweights like Security analysis by Benjamin Graham If you are looking at youtube videos make sure it is based on real life companies and it is not just teach you a small part of financial analysis. If you are going for an online course, the advantage is that there will be lots of courses, I suggest to pick like the one at end of this comment which has loads of practical examples using real world companies. Whatever resource you decide to pick , let me tell you you have the ability to learn financial analysis of any company you desire . The key thing is to practice , practice and practice using financial statements of real world companies. Pro Tip: Don’t just go for the most popular course, first go through the preview of the course and see what is it contents. For eg. every course of financial analysis talks about ratio analysis but no one talks about corporate life cycle. What I mean is that analysis of Coca- Cola (which is a very old established company) will be very different than a new start up like Peleton So be patient , be curious and practice , practice and practice using real companies. Hope this helps Mohit Mittal www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-financial-statement-financial-analysis-2021/?referralCode=5ECA1F9D8359500012BC skl.sh/2MSQAsL
Hi Shrey . if You are interested in learning financial statement analysis using real world companies here is a completely free course on udemy. No sign up no bullshit. Real value. www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-guide-to-interpretation-of-financial-statements/?couponCode=F5A1E1E1A01BB5263FE2. I think its free till 19th june . Hope this will help create more understanding
I work as financial analyst and I was looking for videos like this for my son who is going to business school. This is so well done! thank you very much!
Thank you so much. I absolutly love this presentation. This transation from financial numbers to real financial meanings is just wordeful. I hope you can explain to us more about the cash flow statement beacause it is still a bit difficult to wotk it out.
Oh how I wish I had seen this video before my financial analysis assignment was due last week!! 😭😭 The summary at the end would have been the basis of my report!
Good one. Needs for in depth understanding in your book. I always review notes from courses. You have mentioned sustainability, do you also need to present the green Operating budget on one normal anunual report that shows enlightings about company`s supply, use , water, energy. and raw materials for that "Green sustaiabilty debility how is called in English?
With due respect, Thanks for your concise brief on the subject matters. I do believe, if this would have been more and more informative along with, annex (with examples) mentioned there in. This is for your kind perusal. With regards,
I have job interview for financial analysis next Monday it’s hard for me because I graduated 3 years ago from master of financial analysis and I worked as a self employed in different sector . Any advice for me. Thank you
Overhead expenses are expenses that can't be categorized either as direct labor expenses or materials used for manufacturing, it's a cost which comes from basic operations of business. To give an example, imagine you manufacture sofas. People who work to build sofas, their salaries will be accounted as labor expense, materials used for building sofas will be accounted in COGS. Utilities which are used to build sofas such as gas, electricity will be Overhead expenses.
@@iraklisalia1533 What a complicated response. Overhead costs are all costs except the cost of goods. That would include salaries, light bills, rent, etc.
BTC for $75K by end of this year& Control of The Currency is already Decentralised And now the China disruption would simply Decentralise the Mining setup for the better
hahaha, he forgot to say that it all stops working properly as soon as time and strategic goals interfere, when direct profit is not as important as strategic growth and product
Oh the simplicity! Watching 7 years after and this is still brilliant!
One of the best ways to learn financial analysis
1. Pick the financial statements of your favourite company
2. Now you can go through so many wonderful resources on youtube, online courses , books that teach you the basics of financial statement analysis . But make sure whatever resource you pick it is based on practical examples using real world companies.
3. This is the most important step; apply those financial analysis to the company you have chosen. This is where most people go wrong. They don’t apply their knowledge and as a result their knowledge remains theoretical.
4. Pick another company and repeat the process.
Things to make sure when picking up the right resource:
If you are picking up a book start with a light one like interpretation of financial statement analysis by warren buffet, don’t go straight for heavyweights like Security analysis by Benjamin Graham
If you are looking at youtube videos make sure it is based on real life companies and it is not just teach you a small part of financial analysis.
If you are going for an online course, the advantage is that there will be lots of courses, I suggest to pick like the one at end of this comment which has loads of practical examples using real world companies.
Whatever resource you decide to pick , let me tell you you have the ability to learn financial analysis of any company you desire . The key thing is to practice , practice and practice using financial statements of real world companies.
Pro Tip: Don’t just go for the most popular course, first go through the preview of the course and see what is it contents. For eg. every course of financial analysis talks about ratio analysis but no one talks about corporate life cycle.
What I mean is that analysis of Coca- Cola (which is a very old established company) will be very different than a new start up like Peleton
So be patient , be curious and practice , practice and practice using real companies.
Hope this helps
Mohit Mittal
www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-financial-statement-financial-analysis-2021/?referralCode=5ECA1F9D8359500012BC
skl.sh/2MSQAsL
My left ear loved this video.
LOL!!!
Hahaha this comment made my day 😂
i thought i was the only one i thought my teeth was grinding
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Would recommend all the trainers to teach at this level.BRILLIANT
Hi Shrey . if You are interested in learning financial statement analysis using real world companies here is a completely free course on udemy. No sign up no bullshit. Real value.
www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-guide-to-interpretation-of-financial-statements/?couponCode=F5A1E1E1A01BB5263FE2. I think its free till 19th june . Hope this will help create more understanding
I work as financial analyst and I was looking for videos like this for my son who is going to business school. This is so well done! thank you very much!
May be you need to check accounting feed channel too
You are absolutely brilliant. Thanks for this quick, clear and concise tutorial
I have listened to this presentation several time, and taken notes. It's so clearly presented and explained . . thank you!
Mercy beaucoup. If I had had teachers like that I would not have dropped out of school when I did. Clear, easy, steady pace and low glace-over ratio.
I am an accountant and I watch 7 min of this video so far and I think it is brilliant. Well Jean!👏
Wonderful!
Thank you so much! That’s exactly what I needed for my case study.
I've been running my own company now. This video make so easy to understand. Thnks Team
Just loved this presentation. I wish I had you as my financial analysis prof from day one!
I wish the same!
Thanks so much
Very nice consistent story.
Thanks Mr Pousson
Excellent. Thank you, Sir!
Amazing, simple, concise and great voice! You are a master who can translate complicated matters, simply. Thank you ever so much :)
Thank you, appreciate your time and education. Easy to understand
Just awesome ✅
Brilliant presentation 💯
Great tutorial! Thank you so much for your time!
im really in love with your teaching
Wow.. no one could havd made this so simple and easy to understand. Thank you.. this just refershed my learning till date.
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Recommended to me Jean from someone who enjoyed your IOD finance class; very useful for my own exam preparations.
THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR! This is exactly what I needed for my data file project.
This was a great refresher course for me. Thank you very much!
Beautifully captured. Thank you
Thank you so much. I absolutly love this presentation. This transation from financial numbers to real financial meanings is just wordeful. I hope you can explain to us more about the cash flow statement beacause it is still a bit difficult to wotk it out.
Thank you so much for sharing such useful data! Greatly appreciated.
Return on capital= profit before tax & interest/capital employed (capital+LT Loans)
Simple and to the point. Thanks
its clear and easy to understand,thanks for the information.
very easy to understand thank you!
Thanks, this is very helpful!
Jean, with the fast approaching IoD exam, I found this really useful and a helpful reminder.
brilliantly explained - thank you for sharing!
This is awesome. Thank you so much!
This is brilliantly presented
I love how there is so much yet so little. I will be watching this a few times and try to draw a map to visualize these concepts as well.
Hello.. did you manage to draw a map?
waiting
why great like this are not viewed too much
The best! made it very practical! Thank you
great Lecture!
Oh how I wish I had seen this video before my financial analysis assignment was due last week!! 😭😭 The summary at the end would have been the basis of my report!
rip, how'd you do?
Thank you for this video
Good one. Needs for in depth understanding in your book. I always review notes from courses. You have mentioned sustainability, do you also need to present the green Operating budget on one normal anunual report that shows enlightings about company`s supply, use , water, energy. and raw materials for that "Green sustaiabilty debility how is called in English?
Can I purchase this video online?
With due respect,
Thanks for your concise brief on the subject matters.
I do believe, if this would have been more and more informative along with, annex (with examples) mentioned there in.
This is for your kind perusal.
With regards,
Thanks a million times for this
Thanks for an awesome and well informative video,.
Fantastic video!
so, it's better if the growth is in volume but not in margin?
Would like to know the names of some books for further reference & with thanks ... !
Thanks a lot easy smooth lecture.
Un très bon sommaire. I like it.
I have job interview for financial analysis next Monday it’s hard for me because I graduated 3 years ago from master of financial analysis and I worked as a self employed in different sector . Any advice for me. Thank you
Perfect, deep respect
Brilliant!
Very Nicely Explained.Wow
Nice
Wonderful video
Excellent Jean
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Thank you
I dont know what is overheads can anyone explain to me pls
Overhead expenses are expenses that can't be categorized either as direct labor expenses or materials used for manufacturing, it's a cost which comes from basic operations of business. To give an example, imagine you manufacture sofas. People who work to build sofas, their salaries will be accounted as labor expense, materials used for building sofas will be accounted in COGS. Utilities which are used to build sofas such as gas, electricity will be Overhead expenses.
@@iraklisalia1533 What a complicated response. Overhead costs are all costs except the cost of goods. That would include salaries, light bills, rent, etc.
Thank You Sir
Excellent sir
thanks
Pro tip: change your phones audio/headphone settings to mono.
BTC for $75K by end of this year& Control
of The Currency is already Decentralised And now the China disruption would simply
Decentralise the Mining setup for the better
Thanks
Fantastic
Traducción español 👍
well explained :)
im here because of modular learning
Bravo!
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hahaha, he forgot to say that it all stops working properly as soon as time and strategic goals interfere, when direct profit is not as important as strategic growth and product
When you are an accounting student
Awesome
Terrible without a real life example
poor voice quality
2022 just learning this 🥲
Thanks
Awesome