This is a lecture that teaches financial statements so they can be easily applied to stock investing.
41 learners
Level Beginner
Course period 5 months
By learning the basics and practical applications of financial statements, you will gain a deep insight into understanding the companies you encounter through various channels.
You will move away from being a beginner investor swayed by scattered information and gain solid reasoning and confidence in your stock investing.
You will be able to grasp everything at a glance, from a company's performance and growth potential to its overall flow and market conditions.
You cannot evaluate a company's value without looking at its financial statements.
The number of individual investors entering the stock market is reaching an all-time high. This is because, in this era of low interest rates, traditional methods such as savings accounts and real estate have limits in terms of profitability. Driven by individual investors, the KOSPI even recorded the highest index growth rate among the G20 nations in 2020.
But will all these individual investors who have entered the stock market actually make good profits? Is it easy to make a profit in a "stock market full of experts" using only internet news filled with corporate PR and uncertain information from acquaintances? Financial statements are the “real information of a company” that protects your money in the jungle-like stock market. They are the “essential information for stock investing” that allows you to distinguish "hidden gems" worth investing in from "fake information" that is dangerous to get swept up in.
However, the difference between being able to read these three pages and not is like night and day.
How do you shop? Do you buy things blindly without looking at the price, checking the quantity and quality, or searching for the lowest price? Probably not. Even for a 50,000 won item, you likely check the shipping cost and delivery time to get a ‘good deal.’ However, in stock investing, where millions of won can fluctuate easily, spending your money based solely on the ‘price (chart)’ without knowing the ‘product information’ is extremely dangerous. That said, you don’t need to know every single detail. Just like checking ‘product information’ before shopping, you can simply review the ‘financial information’ necessary for investing and apply it to your stocks. Because your money is precious, and time is always short.
This is a customized lecture for ordinary office workers who have a lot to do and little time.
I will teach you financial statements from the perspective of an ordinary office worker so that you don't get lost in unnecessarily difficult terminology. We will easily interpret and read financial statements according to priority, which can be complex and difficult to prioritize on your own. By comparing the company's status identified in the financial statements with actual stock charts, we will examine the correlations and identify what constitutes an outlier. The course is structured so that anyone can understand it, even if you don't know accounting or find numbers difficult.
How did an office worker who is not an accountant become a financial statement expert?
I encountered "financial statements" while serving as the PR Team Leader at the Korean Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The business reporters I met through my work would daily ask about the ever-changing current financial status of companies from the perspective of their readers—office workers. This naturally trained me to "provide practical information from financial statements in an easy-to-understand way," and that experience led to me giving lectures on financial statements specifically for business reporters.
Encouraged by the feedback that "even non-experts can easily understand," I began teaching financial statements through various books, media contributions, and lectures, eventually earning the nickname 'The Man Who Reads Financial Statements.' Since I was not an accounting major myself and first encountered financial statements as an office worker, I deeply understand the difficulties and questions busy professionals face. I will help resolve your challenges from the same perspective.
Stock investing is not a form of financial management where skills naturally accumulate through experience alone.
I will teach you about the essential financial statements for
investment that does not fail.bảng báo cáo tài chính cực kỳ cần thiết.
Hello. I am Lee Seung-hwan, the man who reads financial statements.
They say life is the real deal, but the stock market is truly the ultimate real-world battleground. The rise and fall of companies are at stake, along with massive amounts of investors' money. Yet, so many people enter this battlefield without knowing even the most basic information: the financial statements. Financial statements contain all the information needed to evaluate a company's value. They reveal whether a company's stock is trading at a high or low price, how much money it is making, and what its growth potential looks like.
In the Studypie course, we will teach you how to read financial statements that stock investors must know. We will also show you how to connect the information read from financial statements to your stock investment ideas. We will present actual corporate financial statements alongside stock charts. By looking at real-life cases, we will identify green lights and red lights for investment, and examine the risks to check and the numbers that affect company growth. Learning financial statements doesn't mean everyone will make money in stocks. However, it is difficult to generate consistent profits in stocks without knowing financial statements. I will teach you financial statements in an easy way so that you can become a wise stock investor.
Who is this course right for?
A beginner investor who doesn't want to be a "retail ant" who earns by chance and loses unfairly.
Those who want to succeed in stocks even if they don't know accounting and find numbers difficult
Those who want to easily learn only the essentials of financial statements needed for stock investing.
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Here at Infraon, there are a few financial statement lectures, and from what I've heard, this person's financial statement lecture on stocks is the one that I can learn the most from. It's very different from anywhere else... The lecture should have at least this much content, and this person's lecture is the one that I can learn the most from in terms of stocks.
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