This is the first in a series of articles that detail out how you can build your own quantitative investment or trading strategy. The holy grail is for a ...
In two part series on Fundas this time we look at how the financial statements (Income/P&L, Balance Sheet and Cash flows) are connected. Our aim is to help ...
This time we have a new "funda" for you: Intangibles. This is a cool sounding term ("How intangible!") but it's often confusing, and sometimes it hides things ...
While looking at earnings growth, one refers to growth in bottomline or net profits. These are also known as accounting profits. While there is no doubt that ...
Index funds only invest in companies that constitute an index. This can be a good thing, because as the value of the index rises, so does the index fund NAV. ...
Leverage amplifies the profitability of companies. First thing that comes to mind when one speaks of leverage is the debt that the company has on its balance ...
Investing in ELSS schemes can help you save tax but then your money gets locked in for three years. So you better choose the right scheme. In this post, we ...
In continuation to our financial ratio series, in this post we look at the valuation ratios. This is the final post in the ratio series. See: Ratios Part ...
In continuation to our series on Ratios, in this post we will look at the Leverage and the Profitability ratios. See our previous post on Ratios, Part ...
One of the most important task that a fundamental analyst undertakes while analyzing companies is going through and understanding the financial statements of ...
