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Fundamental Analysis
- Quantitative Analysis
- Qualitative Analysis


- Discounted Cash Flow Projections
- Multiples
P/E Multiples
Price / Book Multiples
Price / Cashflow Multiples
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Fundamental Analysis

FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS
QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
: UNDERSTANDING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
.1 Principal Financial Statements
. Income Statements
. Balance Sheet
Assets

Liabilities
. Cash Flows
From Operations From Investment From Financing : INTRODUCTION TO RATIO ANALYSIS
.1 Introduction
.2 ?What are the right Questions
.3 Comparisons
.4 Industry Patterns
: USE OF FINANCIAL RATIOS
-1 Liquidity Ratios
-2 Leverage Ratios
-3 Activity Ratios
-4 Profitability Ratios
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ASSESSING

STRATEGIC

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STOCK
MARKET

ASSESSMENT

FINANCIAL

STATEMENT
ANALYSIS

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Income Statement

Revenues
Cost of Goods Sold
Gross Profit

Depreciation
Selling Expenses
Administrative Expenses

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Earning before interest & taxes (EBIT)

Interest Expenses

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Earning before taxes


Taxes

Net Income

before extraordinary items

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Gains (Losses) from discontinued operations


Extraordinary Gains (Losses)

Net Income Changes caused by changes in accounting methods

Net Income after extraordinary items

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Income Statement

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Balance Sheet

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Statement of Cashflows

Cash Provided From Operations

Net Earnings
Reconciling Net Earnings to Net Operating Cash
Plus : Depreciation and Amortization
Deferred Income Tax Expense
Less : Increase in Receivables
Increase in Inventory
Plus : Increase in Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
Increase in Income Taxes Payable

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Net Cash Provided by Operations

Cash Flows From Investing

Deduct : Increase in Expenditure


Add :
Proceeds from Sales of Property & Equipment
Sale of short term investments
Deduct : Purchase of Long term investments
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Cash Flows From Financing

Add : Proceeds from Long Term Borrowing


Deduct: Principal Repayments of Long Term Debt
Add : Proceeds from Sale of Common Stock

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Increase (Decrease) in Cash and Equivalents
Cash and Equivalents at the beginning of year
Cash and Equivalents at end of the year

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Liquidity Ratios

Leverage Ratios

Activity Ratios

Profitability Ratios

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B ro a d co ntext

Past
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Ide ntify a nd as se ss ke y
ch ange facto rs:
P po litical
E e co no m ic
S so cial
T te ch no lo gical

Fut ure

Ind ustry /sec to r

Past

Ide ntify Ke y Industry


D riv e rs
E v aluate co m pe titiv e
Fo rce s and re lativ e
po sitio n and strate gy
o f co m pe tito rs

Fut ure

C o m pa ny

Past

Asse ss
quality
of
m anage m e nt
Ide ntify and e v aluate
pro duct
brands,
re lativ e
po sitio n in
pro duct
m arke ts,
m arke t
sco pe
o pe ratio ns, e tc.

Fut ure

TIM E

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SUMMARY
It is important to remember that in the final analysis all information on a
company has to be collated and on ov erall assessment reached.
A ssessing Strateg ic
Direc tio n
Co m pany
1. Identify & Assess
Corporate
and
Business
unit
strategies,
management
resource,
product
market position, etc.
Industry / 4.
Ev aluate
Sec to r
competitiv e
forces
and
relativ e
strengths
and
strategies
of
competitors.
Rev iew key industry
driv ers and likely
future patterns of
industry
dev elopment
Bro ad
7. Assess key PEST
Co ntext
change agents, i.e.
P:
Political
E:
Economic
S:
Social
T:
Technological
factors

Financ ial Statem ent


A nalysis
2.
Assessment
of
current and future
outcomes
to
companies
strategies-salesprofitability,
cash
flow , etc.
5. Make comparisons
w ith
other
companies operating
in
the
same
or
similar
product
market.

Sto c k Market
A ssessm ent
3.
Understand
market
assessment
and
rating
of
the
company

8.
Ev aluate
opportunities
for
funding raising (debt
& equity), likely tax
&
interest
rate
changes, etc.

9.
Identify
mov ements
in
ov erall
stock
market,
likely
future
pattern
of share prices

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6.
Compare
companies rating
to
other
companies in the
same
sector.
Rev iew
performance of
sector
against
ov erall market

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