TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part 1: What Fundamental Analysis Is And Why You Should Use It
- Chapter 1 – Understanding Fundamental Analysis
- Chapter 2 – Getting Up To Speed With Fundamental Analysis
- Chapter 3 – Gaining An Upper Hand On Wall Street: Why Fundamental Analysis Gives Investors An Edge
- Chapter 4 – Getting Your Hands On Fundamental Analysis
Part 2: How To Perform Fundamental Analysis
- Chapter 5 – Analyzing A Company’s Profitability Using The Income Statement
- Chapter 6 – Measuring A Company’s Staying Power With The Balance Sheet
- Chapter 7 – Tracking Cash With The Statement Of Cash Flows
- Chapter 8 – Using Financial Ratios To Pinpoint Investments
- Chapter 9 – Mining The Proxy Statement For Investment Clues
Part 3: Making Money From Fundamental Analysis
- Chapter 10 – Looking For Fundamental Reasons To Buy Or Sell
- Chapter 11 – Finding A Right Price For A Stock Using Discounted Cash Flow
- Chapter 12 – Using The Annual Report (10-K) To See What A Company Is Worth
- Chapter 13 – Analyzing A Company’s Public Comments And Statements
- Chapter 14 – Gleaning From The Fundamental Analysis Done By Others
- Chapter 15 – Performing “Top Down” Fundamental Analysis
Part 4: Getting Advanced With Fundamental Analysis
- Chapter 16 – Digging Into An Industry’s Fundamentals
- Chapter 17 – Pinpointing Trends Using Fundamental Analysis
- Chapter 18 – Avoiding Investment Blow-Ups With Fundamental Analysis
- Chapter 19 – Marrying Fundamental Analysis With Technical Analysis
Part 5: The Part Of Tens
- Chapter 20 – Ten Things To Look At When Analyzing A Company
- Chapter 21 – Ten Things Fundamental Analysis Can’t Do