Learn to dissect balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow. Calculate intrinsic value using valuation models and understand how earnings calls impact prices.
Master the art of reading and interpreting financial statements like a professional analyst to make informed investment decisions.
Learn multiple valuation techniques used by Wall Street professionals to determine fair value and identify undervalued opportunities.
Develop skills to interpret earnings calls and quarterly reports to anticipate stock price movements before they happen.
This is an intermediate-level course. While we explain concepts clearly, having basic knowledge of stocks from our "U.S. Stocks 101" course would be helpful but not strictly required.
We provide Excel templates for all valuation models covered. Basic Excel knowledge is helpful, and we include video tutorials showing exactly how to use each template step-by-step.
The course covers valuation methods for different types of companies - from mature dividend stocks to high-growth tech companies. We explain when each method works best and their limitations.
All examples use recent financial data from major U.S. companies. We update content quarterly to ensure relevance, and teach you where to find the most current data for your own analysis.
Absolutely! The fundamental analysis skills you learn apply whether you're buying traditional stocks or tokenized versions. We specifically address how to evaluate tokenized equity platforms and their underlying assets.
"This course transformed how I analyze companies. The DCF model templates are incredibly useful, and Jordan's explanations make complex valuation concepts accessible. Now I can spot overvalued and undervalued stocks."
"I had basic knowledge but this course took me to the next level. The earnings quality section was eye-opening - I can now spot red flags I never noticed before. Great practical examples throughout."
"The provided Excel models are worth the course price alone. I use them regularly for my own stock analysis now. The step-by-step tutorials made it easy to understand even complex valuation formulas."