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About the Course
This foundational course introduces and illustrates the components of total investors’ returns, and how to apply balanced value investing strategies to optimize total risk and returns for investors in equity. It explains and illustrates intrinsic valuation techniques including earnings and EBITA (or EBITDA) multiples valuation, the dividend valuation model (DVM), and discounted cash flow (DCF). It also discusses and illustrates net assets valuation, market-to-book ratios (MBR), portfolio construction, and qualitative and behavioral success factors including client relationship management.
Content for the course is designed and delivered by a financial industry practitioner with an extensive practical understanding of the investment markets. Each course is rigorous, including two practice questions per lesson, and a final, graded assessment of 20 questions involving all lessons and sections.
This program is designed for anyone interested in understanding how to apply value investing techniques to investment selection, including private investors, people already working within a financial institution in the front, middle, or back-office areas, or seeking entry to one of these roles.Basic understanding of investments, stocks and stock markets.
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By Raffaele P
•Aug 12, 2024
Good teacher
By James
•Jan 26, 2025
Tutor is very knowledgeable and can develop his teachings into expanded version providing deeper engagement with those advanced students who are eager to learn from him! also understanding other/addressing prior comment (by martin, sep2024 equally rated here as peer) yes it's a good start to understand value investing, with valuable formula and calculation methods provided in this course but behooves us to seek further and see correlation between technical knowledge in developing own strategies.
By Martin F
•Sep 5, 2024
Basic but a good fundamental course. It’s rather a note course of formulas than actual strategies. Formulas are well explained (with simple examples) by the teacher.