Ten Essential lessons on business and investing

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Business and Investment

If you are getting started in fundamental analysis, one of the most important understanding you have to acquire is the concept of a business.

This course will take you from the ground level up and start building you a good foundation towards understanding a business so that you could make use of that knowledge towards evaluating a business for investment.

What will you learn?

What is a business?
What are the core elements of a business?
How does the business work?
What are the roles played by the accountant and management in a business?
Who are the owners and creditors of the business and what role do they play?
What is the cost of capital?
What is a business transaction?
What are a balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement?
How does a business grow its wealth?
What is the implication when a business makes a profit or loss?
What is the difference between accounting and finance?
What are the critical numbers that investor pay attention to in financial statements?

All these and more will give you an excellent foundation to the language of business.