Martin P. Dybek
Financial Analyst
EBIT Financial Analyses Center
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Remember that day? You get up in the morning. It's a working day, so you're anxiously waiting for the stock exchange session to open.
You have stock in your portfolio that recently dropped noticeably. So you're wondering if their price has already reached the bottom and will begin to rise in a minute when the session is open. You are not completely sure whether to keep them or to sell and buy something that would possibly make up for your losses.
You are afraid to make a move, but you're also afraid not to do anything. You feel uncertain as to what could happen once the session is open. You are anxiously waiting for the opening. And when it finally happens, what it will indicate. Bulls or bears.
You think you know perfectly what to do. After all, you devoted the entire evening last night to developing an action plan. Nevertheless, you have doubts that burn your psyche like bushfire.
You're trying to stand firmly on the ground and think rationally. Be consequent in your actions. You know that your success in stock market investments depends on it. But despite that you feel that you're slowly getting soft. And, what is worse, ... it's stronger than you and you cannot control it.
You surely know...
Have you heard of risk diversification? You certainly have. Investments on the global market efficiently reduce risk, in particular buying international stocks on New York Stock Exchange.
Companies operating on the domestic market of a given country are strongly interconnected. A decrease in profitability of one company results in a drop of profitability of another. If you have a stock portfolio comprising companies from one country only, operating on the same market, such situation can hit you real hard.
Invest in stocks of companies operating somewhere else, on a different market. The international companies listed on New York Stock Exchange is a perfect choice, because:
Furthermore, the second way to limit investment risk is...
Thanks to the 'Stock Analysis on .net' you can have access to reliable information. Information about the actual value of stocks listed on New York Stock Exchange. Lack of information causes uncertainty, and uncertainty makes it impossible to take rational decisions based on reliable premises.
You are an investor and you need reliable information. You have to know how much the stocks in your portfolio are really worth. You have to know how much the stocks of other companies are worth.
Only access to reliable and up-to-date information allows you to control your emotions and take rational decisions. Information is like light shed on the target you are aiming at. Without the light you will surely miss. Without correct information you cannot really know if you are standing on the right side of the market.
'Stock Analysis on .net's objective is providing necessary information. Information about stocks quoted on the New York Stock Exchange, their value and the financial standing of companies behind them. It is the financial standing that the internal value of the stocks and their growth potential are based. You have to know it!!!
"I want to sign up for 'Stock Analysis on .net',
... but I still have doubts."
Check you make any of the 4 mistakes below when investing on the stock exchange:
If you answered yes to any of the questions that means that you lack the knowledge provided by 'Stock Analysis on .net'.
Do you know the difference between a professional investor and an amateur stock exchange player? The first one takes investment decisions based on reliable fundamental information. He knows the results of financial analyses of listed companies. He knows the value of their stocks. He knows what their expected return on investment is.
The other acts are based on his emotions in a situation of a lack of knowledge and because of that he is "ripped off" by professionals. What is worse, he does not even realise that thanks to knowledge somebody is pulling money out of his pocket. And honestly so, since quite according to the rules.
Stock exchange is a game. All the investors agree to its rules and voluntarily take part in it. And, as in every game, some win, others lose. The losers lose because they are unable to assess the value of stocks. They later on often tend to make up on-the-spot theories explaining their failure, but these rarely touch upon the core of the problem.
Having information contained in 'Stock Analysis on .net' at your disposal you can laugh at those investors who lose. Although you earn money thanks to their presence, never join them.
Regardless whether you deal with investments professionally or privately, act professionally. It is mainly professionals who know the foundations creating company value that succeed on the stock exchange. Therefore, if you want to have an in-depth knowledge of what and why is happening on the market, you need to have their knowledge.
You need to know the fundamentals of every company you are interested in. Only thanks to that knowledge will you be able to answer the following question:
Only then will you be able to identify the undervalued companies having the prospects of generating high return on investment.
The world standard confirming qualifications of:
is the Chartered Financial Analyst certificate awarded by the CFA Institute, international organization established in the United States of America.
In order to achieve it among other things you have to pass 3 difficult exams. The knowledge required on these exams does not comprise technical analysis as it is widely known to general investors. Not at all. Only the ability to read and analyze financial statements, finding strengths and weaknesses in them, identifying accounting tricks applied in order to drive profits, the only things falling under the notion of fundamental analysis that is regarded as valuable by the investors.
Stocks quoted on the NYSE are subject to fundamental, and not technical trends.
...drafting fundamental analyses.
You may be wondering now: if fundamental analysis prevails over technical analysis, why do so few average investors apply it? The reason is very simple. Conducting a fundamental analysis in a correct and in-depth manner is extremely time consuming and requires extensive knowledge. You have to be able to read financial statements, interpret them properly and translate it to stock value.
This is to difficult task to ordinary investor. But, because of rareness in applying fundamental analysis, the benefit derived from using it can be astonishing.
There are two ways. The first requires devoting time to reading fat books, learning the rules of accounting, drafting and reading financial statements, monitoring the ever changing provisions of law. Furthermore, you have to remember that theory is not everything. You need years of practice to learn how to use it, to gain experience in applying valuation models, to thoroughly learn the rules applied by accountants.
The other way is much simpler. You have to take use ready analyses drafted on an ongoing basis by people specialized in the field. With a 'Stock Analysis on .net' user account you will be served ready analyses on a plate.
"I want to sign up for 'Stock Analysis on .net',
... but I am still hesitating."
You value your time and don't want to force your way through an open door. Why do something that others already do and publish. Make sure, however, whether the fundamental analyses published satisfy your needs.
Do you receive a report valuating individual companies without referring their values to other companies on the market? If you are unable to compare a given offer with other offers, how should you know whether to take it or reject.
If a report recommends to buy stocks of XYZ, and does not mention investments in others, you don't know if a decision to buy XYZ will be the optimum one. Maybe there is a company on the market that offers twice or three times higher return rate, but based on that one report you don't know that.
Besides, a report may be 20 or more pages long. If you collect similarly long reports describing every significant company, you will have at least 4,000 pages of reports to read. Where will you find time to do that?
"I want to sign up for 'Stock Analysis on .net',
... but I don't know everything about the product."
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... estimated expected rates of return on stock investment calculated based on a thorough, correctly conducted financial analysis of companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
... forecasts that you can compare with one another.
Of course, you do. Only such forecasts are of any value. Several years or even several months old reports are nothing but waste paper. Listed companies publish financial reports once in every three months. That means that the analyses have to be made often and fast. Immediately after the publication of financial data by companies. The validity of quarterly reports will irretrievably expire in less than three months.
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Every investor making transactions based on current information wants to be faster than others. That results in a race in data processing that begins upon the lapse of the deadline for financial statement submission. Some, wanting to gain advantage in this race, analyze only reports of several companies and very superficially so. However, don't do that, because this way you can lose two things...
... firstly, you lose a point of reference of the analyzed companies to the not analyzed ones. You don't know if you're not rejecting a good investment opportunity this way only because it was omitted in the analyses.
... secondly, a superficial analysis can lead to incorrect conclusions. What is really important for the investment is usually hidden deeply in the report. Often management boards present statements in such a way that the financial standing of the company looks better than it is in reality. A superficial analysis will not identify such cases.
We provide you with current and always up-to-date knowledge on listed companies. For a prospective investor being on time and very well informed is of crucial importance.
Valuations as such are dry figures. Check what is hidden beneath them and where they come from. Read financial analyses of each company and every sector. Make sure that the estimated company growth rate provided by 'Stock Analysis on .net' is based on sound fundamental grounds.
Read financial statements for several years back available on the website and the financial ratios calculated based on them. Read the comments on them provided on the 'Stock Analysis on .net' website. Figures speak for themselves. Figures are backed by facts, and not private opinions. Opinions are subjective, whereas facts are objective.
... is that you invest in portfolios, and not individual companies. Even the most reliably drafted forecasts can turn out to be completely incorrect if they concern one company only. No analyst is able to guarantee that company stocks will reach exactly the rate of return that is provided in the forecast. But if you receive information that XYZ stocks have a greater growth potential that stocks of ABC, it is highly likely that the first will actually generate higher profit. Take a ranking approach to forecasts. If you get a recommendation concerning the stocks of one company, always ask how it relates to other companies.
Because forecasts provided in it meet the following standards:
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