This lecture explains financial statements so that they can be easily used for stock investment.
You will learn the basics and application of financial statements and gain a deeper understanding of the companies you encounter through various channels.
You will escape from being a novice who is swept away by various information and gain a solid foundation and confidence in stock investment.
You can see at a glance everything from the company's performance and growth potential to the company's overall flow and market conditions.
You can't value a company without looking at its financial statements.
The number of individual investors entering the stock market is at an all-time high. This is because, in the era of low interest rates, there are limits to profit generation through existing methods such as savings and real estate. Thanks to individual investors, KOSPI recorded the highest index increase rate among the 20 major countries in 2020.
But will all individual investors who enter the stock market like this make a lot of money? Is it easy to make money in a 'stock market full of experts' with internet news full of corporate promotions and uncertain information from acquaintances? Financial statements are 'real information about a company' that protects my money in the jungle-like stock market. It is 'essential information for stock investment' that helps you distinguish between 'hidden gems' that are good for investment and 'fake information' that is dangerous if you get caught up in it.
But there is a world of difference between reading these three chapters and not reading them.
How do you shop? Do you just buy without looking at the price, without knowing the quantity and quality, and without looking for the lowest price? No, you won't. Even for a 50,000 won item, you will check the shipping cost and delivery period to get a 'good deal'. However, in stock investment where millions of won can easily come and go, it is really dangerous to spend your money just by looking at the 'price (chart)' without knowing the 'product information'. However, you don't need to know all the extensive information. Just like the 'product information' you check before shopping, you can simply look at the 'financial information' necessary for stock investment and use it for stock investment. My money is precious, and time is always limited.
This course is tailored to ordinary office workers who have a lot to do but little time.
In order to avoid getting lost in difficult words, we will explain financial statements from the perspective of an ordinary office worker. Financial statements that are complicated and difficult to understand on your own will be easily interpreted and read according to priorities. Compare the company status confirmed in financial statements with actual stock charts to see what kind of correlation there is and what kind of special cases there are. It is organized so that anyone can understand it even if they do not know accounting and find numbers difficult.
How did a non-accountant become a financial statements expert?
I met 'financial statements' while working as a public relations team leader at the Korean Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The economic reporters I met for work asked me about the current financial statements of companies that change every minute from the perspective of office workers, who are my readers. Training to 'provide practical information from financial statements in an easy way' became natural, and that experience led to lectures on financial statements for economic reporters.
Thanks to the response that 'it is easy for ordinary people to understand', I have been explaining financial statements through various books, media articles, and lectures, and I even got the nickname 'the man who reads financial statements'. I am not an accounting major, and I encountered 'financial statements' as an office worker, so I understand the difficulties and questions that busy office workers have about financial statements. I will solve your difficulties together from the same perspective.
Stocks are not an investment where skills are automatically accumulated through experience alone.
For investments that don't fail
We will provide you with the financial statements you absolutely need .
Hello. I am Seunghwan Lee, a man who reads financial statements.
Life is a real game, and stocks are truly real games. The rise and fall of a company is at stake, and investors' enormous money is at stake. However, there are many people who enter this real game without even knowing the minimum information, financial statements. Financial statements contain all the information that can be used to evaluate the value of a company. It says whether the company's stocks are being traded expensively or cheaply, how much money they are making, and what their growth potential is.
In the StudyPie lecture, we will teach you how to read financial statements, which is essential for stock investors . We will also teach you how to connect the information read from financial statements to your stock investment ideas . We will show you financial statements and stock charts of actual companies. We will learn when it is a green light and a red light for investment while looking at actual cases, and we will also look at the risks that need to be checked and the numbers that affect the growth of the company. Learning financial statements does not mean that everyone makes money with stocks. However, it is difficult to make continuous profits with stocks without knowing financial statements. We will teach you financial statements in an easy way so that you can become a smart stock investor.
Who is this course right for?
A hungry person who doesn't want to be an ant that earns money by chance and loses it unfairly
People who don't know accounting and have difficulty with numbers but want to succeed in stocks
For those who want to easily learn only the key points necessary for stock investment from financial statements
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25 lectures ∙ (7hr 46min)
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