5 key steps of Fundamental Analysis

 5 key steps of Fundamental Analysis







Here are the 5 key steps of fundamental analysis:



Step 1: Financial Statement Analysis

1. Review income statements (revenue, expenses, net income, Turnover)

2. Analyze balance sheets (assets, liabilities, equity)

3. Examine cash flow statements (operating, investing, financing)

4. Calculate financial ratios (e.g., profit margin, return on equity)

 

Step 2: Industry and Market Analysis

1. Identify industry trends and outlook

2. Evaluate market size, growth rate, and competition

3. calculate the whole Market capitalization of this particular sector’s

4. Assess market share and positioning

5. Research regulatory environment and potential risks

 

Step 3: Management and Corporate Governance Evaluation

1. Assess management team's experience and track record (key Management Analysis)

2. Evaluate corporate governance structure and policies

3. Review executive compensation and ownership

4. Consider board composition and independence

 

Step 4: Competitive Advantage and Moat Analysis

1. Identify sustainable competitive advantages (e.g., brand value, patents)

2. Evaluate barriers to entry for new competitors

3. Assess ability to maintain market share

4. Research  development efforts

 

Step 5: Intrinsic Value Estimation 

1. Use valuation models (e.g., DCF, comparable company analysis)

2. Estimate future cash flows and growth rates

3. Calculate intrinsic value per share

4. Compare to the current market price to determine investment potential

 

Additional tools and techniques used in fundamental analysis include:

 - Ratio analysis (P/E Ratio ,D/E Ratio)

- Charting and technical analysis

- Sensitivity analysis

- Scenario planning (Next 5-10 Years)

- Industry comparisons (to the Big players)


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*By following these 5 steps, investors and analysts can gain a comprehensive understanding of a company's financial health, competitive position, and growth prospects.



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