METHOD
Honesty'
The course was built directly on operational phases with extreme attention to detail that a cubequote analyst would never neglect.
Simple.
The course has been structured in a clear and effective way, the training relating to the use of the stock market will be fluid and easily understandable.
Practical.
We won't go around the concepts, we will only show you what you absolutely must not neglect and how to do it.
UniqueIn terms of practicality, this course will introduce you to the world of finance with an approach that goes beyond your expectations.
Unavoidable.
every single person interviewed at the end of the course agreed on the fact that the course leaves no room for interpretation, the course makes the difference between knowing and not how to become a shareholder, leaving no room for doubt.
Accessible.
It is not possible to estimate in terms of monetary value the benefits you will receive from knowing how to generate profit, we have chosen a humble cost, so that anyone can have access to the course.
you will no longer have to play with strange software or social trading, you can decide for yourself whether the stock is really worth it or not, work directly at the root, even if Warren Buffet himself advises you to buy a stock after the course you will be able to establish whether that stock is potentially profitable or not, and there is no doubt that you will be able to do so.TARGET
1. Understand the The stock Market
Start with understanding the basic concepts of the stock market, such as how stock exchanges work, major market indices (e.g., S&P 500, FTSE 100), and the concept of stock return over time.
2. Goal Setting
Ask yourself what your investment goal is: Are you interested in short-term gains or building a long-term portfolio? How much risk are you willing to take?
3. Financial Education
Invest time in financial education. Read books, take online courses, listen to podcasts, and consult authoritative sources to gain basic knowledge about investing in stocks.
4. Risk profile assessment
Assess your risk profile. This will help you determine how much of your portfolio should be allocated to stocks and what type of stocks you may consider.
5. Fundamental analysis
Learn how to evaluate companies using fundamental analysis. This includes understanding the company's balance sheets, cash flows, financial ratios, and future prospects.
6. Research companies
Research companies you might be interested in investing in. Consider industries of your interest, such as technology, health, finance, etc.
7. Evaluation of actions
It uses valuation metrics such as Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio, Price-to-Book (P/B) ratio, Dividend Yield, and others to assess whether a stock is undervalued, fairly valued, or overvalued.
8. Chart Analysis
Consider technical analysis by looking at stock price charts and looking for patterns and trends that may indicate buying or selling opportunities.
9. Diversification
Diversify your portfolio by investing in multiple stocks from different companies and industries. This helps to reduce a company's specific risk.
10. Purchase Preparation
Once you've identified a company you want to invest in, check out its latest company news and announcements. Make sure you are aware of events that could affect the stock price.
11. Execution of the order
Open an online brokerage account if you don't already have one and place a buy order for the desired stocks. Be sure to check the trading fees and account for any taxes.
1. Investment objectives
Ask yourself if you're investing short-term for quick gains or long-term for capital growth. This will affect the best time to invest.
2. Market analysis
Evaluate the general conditions of the stock market. If the market is in a bull market, it may be a good time to invest. Conversely, if the market is volatile or in a bearish phase, it may be best to wait.
3. Company Analysis
Analyze the financial health and future prospects of the company you're considering investing in. If the company is showing solid growth and has good future prospects, it may be a good time to invest.
4. Evaluation of actions
Consider whether the current stock price is reasonable relative to its intrinsic value. It uses valuation metrics such as the P/E ratio, P/B ratio, and Dividend Yield to determine whether stocks are undervalued, fairly valued, or overvalued.
5. Corporate events
Keep an eye on company events such as quarterly presentations, new product launches, acquisitions, or mergers. These events can affect the stock price and could be an opportune time to invest.
6. Technical analysis
It uses technical analysis to evaluate stock price patterns and trends. It identifies entry and exit points based on technical indicators such as moving averages, supports, and resistances.
7. Financial Planning
Make sure you have funds available to invest without compromising your immediate financial needs. Avoid investing money that you may need in the short term.
8. Diversification
Consider diversifying your portfolio by investing in multiple stocks from different companies and industries. This will help you reduce a company's specific risk.
9. Financial Advice
If you're unsure of the best time to invest, consider consulting with a professional financial advisor. They can help you weigh your options and make informed decisions.
Introducción al curso CUBEquote (en inglés)
Introducción al curso CUBEquote (en español)
Introduzione al corso (in italiano)
Introduction au cours CUBEquote (en français)
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