Fundamental Analysis Course Online: Learn to Analyse Stocks
This 5-week course teaches you to analyse a listed company yourself. You learn to read the balance sheet, profit and loss statement and cash flow, calculate and interpret key ratios, read an annual report, judge management and business quality, and understand valuation methods such as P/E, EV/EBITDA and discounted cash flow. All case studies use historical company data.
- Fee: ₹3,999
- Duration: 5 weeks
- Level: Beginner to intermediate
- Mode: Live online
- Language: Hindi and English
What you will be able to do
- Read all three financial statements with confidence
- Use ratios such as ROE, ROCE, debt-to-equity and margins
- Spot accounting and governance red flags
- Understand relative and intrinsic valuation
- Write a one-page research note on a company
Detailed syllabus
Module 1: Financial statements
- Balance sheet
- Profit and loss statement
- Cash flow statement
- How the three connect
Module 2: Ratio analysis
- Profitability: ROE, ROCE, margins
- Leverage and liquidity
- Efficiency ratios
- Comparing peers
Module 3: Qualitative analysis
- Business model and moat
- Management quality and governance
- Reading an annual report and concall
Module 4: Valuation
- P/E, P/B, EV/EBITDA
- Discounted cash flow basics
- Margin of safety
Module 5: Putting it together
- Red-flag checklist
- Writing a research note
- Case studies on historical data
Who this course is for
- Long-term investors
- Commerce and finance students
- NISM Series XV (Research Analyst) aspirants
Fees and what is included
| Course fee | ₹3,999 (one-time) |
|---|---|
| Duration | 5 weeks |
| Format | Live online classes with recordings |
| Included | Notes, quizzes, student doubt group, completion certificate from the academy |
| Not included | Tips, signals, trade calls or account handling |
See all prices on the course fees page, meet our trainers, or read the full curriculum.
Fundamental Analysis Course: FAQs
What is fundamental analysis?
It is the study of a company's financial statements, business model, management and valuation to judge whether its shares are worth owning for the long term.
Do I need a commerce background?
No. We start with accounting basics in simple language.
Is fundamental or technical analysis better?
They answer different questions. Fundamental analysis helps decide what to own; technical analysis helps with timing. Long-term investors rely mainly on fundamentals.
Will you recommend stocks?
No. Companies discussed are historical case studies, not recommendations.
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