Fundamentals Matter
Today’s post looks at a recent note from O’Shaugnessy Asset Management which explains why fundamentals matter.
Today’s post looks at a recent note from O’Shaugnessy Asset Management which explains why fundamentals matter.
Today we’re going to build another version of the Fundamental Analysis spreadsheet that we looked at last week, but this time using the company accounts.
Today we’re going to build a Fundamental Analysis Spreadsheet to take some of the work out of calculating all those financial statement ratios.
Today’s post is about the third and final company financial statement – the cashflow statement. We’ll look at what it contains, and how to analyse it.
Last week we looked at the balance sheet, and at some ratios you can use to analyse it. This week we’re going to look at the income statement.
Today we’re going to look at the Balance Sheet, and what it can tell us about a company.
Today’s post is the first in a series on Fundamental Analysis (FA). We look at what FA is and why you should use it.
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