Practical Corporate Analysis for Stock Investment: Learning How to Analyze Order-Based Industries Through HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, Doosan Enerbility, and HD Hyundai Electric

Do you know how to read financial statements but still find it difficult to determine which companies are good? It is difficult to truly understand a company simply by calculating figures such as PER, PBR, debt-to-equity ratio, and operating profit margin. What matters is not just how large or small the numbers are, but understanding why they turned out that way. For many years, I analyzed and evaluated companies at financial institutions, reviewing countless financial statements. Through that experience, I came to realize that the key to corporate analysis is not memorizing numerous financial ratios, but understanding the characteristics of the industry and business and identifying a company’s profit structure and risks from changes in the figures in its financial statements. The current lecture materials are also structured around the perspective that a company’s environment and management decisions are reflected in its financial statement figures through its asset structure, capital structure, and cost structure. In this lecture, we will not study financial statements by memorizing them from beginning to end. Instead, from the perspective of actual corporate analysis, I will explain how to distinguish business risk from financial risk, why the figures you need to examine differ depending on the industry, and how a company’s cost structure and leverage change its profits and risks.

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For those who want to read financial statements, especially consolidated financial statements, properly, and those who want to learn the basics of consolidated accounting before preparing consolidated financial statements, I recommend this lecture-!!!

This is a practical financial accounting course for non-financial departments and the general public who have not majored in finance. We will teach you F6 in a very easy and clear way with cases so that you can understand and utilize corporate financial accounting. Once you understand F6 of finance, you will no longer be afraid of financial accounting and can utilize it in various ways for decision-making.

Have you ever found it difficult to know which numbers to look at first when reviewing financial statements and business reports, or to interpret why revenue and profit have changed? For more than 15 years, I have analyzed companies across a wide range of industries in the corporate finance field, and I have learned that even when looking at the same financial statements, the numbers that matter most differ depending on the industry and business model. Corporate analysis is not simply about calculating financial ratios; it is the process of understanding what a company sells to make money, what costs it bears, and how industry risks appear in the numbers. This course begins with finding the information needed for analysis in the “Business Overview” section of a business report and in the notes to the financial statements. We examine the causes of growth by breaking revenue down into selling price (P) × sales volume (Q), and assess pricing power and bargaining power by comparing raw material prices with product prices. We then classify key costs into fixed and variable costs and connect CAPEX, depreciation, capacity utilization, and cost ratios to analyze how a company’s profitability and risks differ. We also examine what needs to be reviewed differently in business reports across industries such as manufacturing, food, semiconductors, secondary batteries, shipbuilding, construction, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, and rentals. Through real-world company examples, you will learn how to connect numbers with business structures. The goal of this course is not to memorize the many numbers in a business report. It is to learn the flow of analysis—from industry and business structure → revenue structure → cost structure → profitability and risk—and establish a framework for analyzing companies independently.

The first step to becoming rich is to understand your assets and cash flow! Learn from accountant Andrew Kim how to use financial statements used in companies for personal financial management.

The fact that you can analyze data more easily and effectively with Python Pandas instead of Excel! Learn the basic functions of the Pandas library and how to use it in practice through financial data analysis.

This is an introductory real estate auction course where auction expert Bugatti Kim teaches in an easy and practical way without complex legal jargon. You will learn the entire process—from searching for properties to winning bids, eviction, and monetization—through core tips based on real-world experience, helping you overcome the fear of real estate investment through auctions and gain confidence.

The Level 2 Computerized Accounting Certificate is a certificate that evaluates the ability to use accounting information. This course aims to pass the Level 2 Computerized Accounting Exam using the K-Leap program organized by the Korea Association of Certified Public Accountants. This is a course for accounting beginners that teaches accounting principles and the ability to use the K-Leap program.

We will examine the changes that AI technology has brought to the entire financial industry through various cases such as fintech, investment, credit risk, and fraud detection. Through hands-on practice using Python libraries, you will understand the application methods and strategic insights of financial AI and learn how to safely integrate generative AI into financial services.

The Level 2 Computerized Accounting Certificate is a certificate that evaluates the ability to use accounting information. This course aims to pass the Level 2 Computerized Accounting Exam using the K-Leap program organized by the Korea Association of Certified Public Accountants. This is a course for accounting beginners that teaches accounting principles and the ability to use the K-Leap program.

We'll take a very practical and easy approach to cost accounting and management analysis using Excel, which you may have found difficult before. This course covers the following topics: - Cost Accounting from Basics to Practice: Step-by-step learning from cost concepts, standard costs, actual costs, to indirect cost allocation - Understanding Financial Statements and Accounting Flow: From manufacturing cost flow to accounting treatment and financial statement generation process - Strategic Pricing Methods: Pricing strategies by market type and profitability analysis by product - Analyzing Management Indicators with Excel: Break-even point analysis and financial ratio analysis practice - Management Decision-Making Based on Management Accounting: Short-term/long-term business planning and business feasibility analysis practice

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We take a practical and easy approach to cost accounting and business analysis—topics that often feel difficult—by utilizing Excel. This course covers the following topics: - From Cost Accounting Basics to Practice: Step-by-step learning from cost concepts to standard costing, actual costing, and overhead allocation. - Understanding Financial Statements and Accounting Flows: From manufacturing cost flows to accounting treatments and the financial statement preparation process. - Strategic Pricing Methods: Pricing strategies by market type and profitability analysis by product. - Analyzing Business Indicators with Excel: Hands-on practice with break-even point (BEP) analysis and financial ratio analysis. - Management Decision-Making Based on Managerial Accounting: Hands-on practice with short-term/long-term business planning and feasibility analysis.

We approach cost accounting and management analysis, which you may have found difficult, in a very practical and easy way using Excel. This course covers the following topics: - Cost Calculation from Basics to Practice: Step-by-step learning from cost concepts, standard costs, actual costs, to indirect cost allocation - Understanding Financial Statements and Accounting Flow: From manufacturing cost flow to accounting processing and financial statement creation process - Strategic Pricing Methods: Pricing strategies by market type and profitability analysis by product - Analyzing Management Indicators with Excel: Break-even point analysis and financial ratio analysis practice - Management Decision-Making Based on Management Accounting: Short-term/medium-to-long-term business planning and business feasibility analysis practice

Are you lost on where and how to start preparing for a job in the finance sector? This lecture is not a typical theory class. Through the vivid strategies and trial-and-error of a real experienced person who passed bank applications not just once, but twice, you too can discover a concrete path to getting hired. “Getting a bank job: Everyone dreams of it, but not everyone achieves it.” Now, learn the strategy to become someone who isn't just 'anyone'.

Build your own powerful stock analysis model that uses AI to analyze over 40 types of economic indicators and stock price data to predict not only the S&P 500 and QQQ ETF, but also individual stocks!

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An essential course for future founders & business owners daunted by taxes! It's organized around practical application, from business registration to labor cost processing and VAT filing.