Contents

Lesson 1: Three advantages of learning financial statements
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Lesson 1: Three advantages of learning financial statements
Lesson 1: Three advantages of learning financial statements
Lesson 2:Examining US stocks with financial statements
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Lesson 2:Examining US stocks with financial statements
Lesson 2:Examining US stocks with financial statements
Lesson 3: Read the income statement with common sense
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Lesson 3: Read the income statement with common sense
Lesson 3: Read the income statement with common sense
Lesson 4: A company with sustainable competitive advantage
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Lesson 4: A company with sustainable competitive advantage
Lesson 4: A company with sustainable competitive advantage
Lesson 5: Lower costs and expenses necessarily mean what ?
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Lesson 5: Lower costs and expenses necessarily mean what ?
Lesson 5: Lower costs and expenses necessarily mean what ?
Lesson 6: Warren Buffett's key focus: net income
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Lesson 6: Warren Buffett's key focus: net income
Lesson 6: Warren Buffett's key focus: net income
Lesson7:Case study--analysis of apple's income statements
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Lesson7:Case study--analysis of apple's income statements
Lesson7:Case study--analysis of apple's income statements
Lesson 8: How to quickly draw up a balance sheet
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Lesson 8: How to quickly draw up a balance sheet
Lesson 8: How to quickly draw up a balance sheet
Lesson9:Why are balance sheets so often rife with fraud?
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Lesson9:Why are balance sheets so often rife with fraud?
Lesson9:Why are balance sheets so often rife with fraud?
Lesson 10: How to estimate a company's return on assets?
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Lesson 10: How to estimate a company's return on assets?
Lesson 10: How to estimate a company's return on assets?
Lesson 11:  How can we determine the solvency of a company?
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Lesson 11: How can we determine the solvency of a company?
Lesson 11: How can we determine the solvency of a company?
Lesson12:  The importance of return on equity (ROE)
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Lesson12: The importance of return on equity (ROE)
Lesson12: The importance of return on equity (ROE)
Lesson13 : Case study--Apple Inc's balance sheet
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Lesson13 : Case study--Apple Inc's balance sheet
Lesson13 : Case study--Apple Inc's balance sheet
Lesson 14: Cash flow statement
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Lesson 14: Cash flow statement
Lesson 14: Cash flow statement
Lesson 15: Eight company cash flow profiles
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Lesson 15: Eight company cash flow profiles
Lesson 15: Eight company cash flow profiles
Lesson 16: Case study--Apple Inc's cash flow statement
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Lesson 16: Case study--Apple Inc's cash flow statement
Lesson 16: Case study--Apple Inc's cash flow statement
Lesson17: The four most important financial metrics
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Lesson17: The four most important financial metrics
Lesson17: The four most important financial metrics
Lesson 18: Quick reading of financial statements
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Lesson 18: Quick reading of financial statements
Lesson 18: Quick reading of financial statements
Lesson 19: What is DuPont analysis?
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Lesson 19: What is DuPont analysis?
Lesson 19: What is DuPont analysis?
Lesson 20: The main industry sectors of US stocks
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Lesson 20: The main industry sectors of US stocks
Lesson 20: The main industry sectors of US stocks
Lesson 21: Finding and selecting good companies
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Lesson 21: Finding and selecting good companies
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Lesson 21: Finding and selecting good companies
Lesson 22: How do we know the value of a company?
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Lesson 22: How do we know the value of a company?
Lesson 22: How do we know the value of a company?
Lesson 23: Horizontal and vertical analysis
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Lesson 23: Horizontal and vertical analysis
Lesson 23: Horizontal and vertical analysis
Lesson 24: The Davis Double Play
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Lesson 24: The Davis Double Play
Lesson 24: The Davis Double Play
Lesson 25: Five Market Factors
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Lesson 25: Five Market Factors
Lesson 25: Five Market Factors

US Stock Financial Statements

  1. First step: identify healthy companies
  2. Second step: identifying companies with strong growth potential
  3. Third step: identify a company with an economic moat
Profile

We all know that how much money you make in the stock market is directly proportional to how much you know about your investments.

Buffett has created countless classic investment cases in the stock market, each of which has his unique understanding and views on the company's financial report.

【Course outline】

  • Chapter 1: First impressions of US stock financial statements
  • Chapter 2: How to read the income statement quickly
  • Chapter 3: The balance sheet that experts are most concerned about
  • Chapter 4: The disappearing cash flow statement
  • Chapter 5: Advanced financial statements skills -- financial analysis
  • Chapter 6: How to select industries through financial statements
  • Chapter 7: Financial statement practices - how to trade stocks correctly

【Disclaimer】

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