2-Month Course in Financial Statement Analysis: Admission Open for 2nd Batch

Over the years, if there is one big issue I have seen small investors face while searching for businesses to invest in, it is that they find it difficult to read financial statements that companies use to report their performance.

The terms like Assets, Liabilities, and Equity seem like bouncers!

In fact, the very term ‘financial statements’ sounds so over-whelming to most investors, that they don’t look what lies inside an annual report, which is such an important document to read before investing in any business.

But the reality is that reading financial statements in one of the most important skills you must learn before getting into stock picking…

…and it is one skill that would give you an upper edge over 95% of all individuals who are just trying their luck in the stock market, as they speculate in stocks without understanding what they are getting into.

And to help you do just that, I have designed a special course called…

Financial Statement Analysis for Smart People
This 2-month online course is aimed to help you gain a deep understanding of how to read financial statements, and in a very simplified manner. Overall, you will…

• Learn to read, understand, and analyze the key financial statements – Balance Sheet, Income Statement, and Cash Flow Statement;
• Master the key ratios to analyze the true financial performance of a company; and
• Know the tricks to identify shenanigans companies use to manipulate financial statements

The first batch of this Course ends in a few days, and here is what a couple of students have to say on their experience…

I am very happy that I have been re-living my learning days my subscribing to Safal Niveshak’s Financial Statement Analysis course

A definite must-have for any serious value investor! ~ N.H. Sahasra (1st Batch)

I found the “Financial Statement Analysis Course” interesting as well as enlightening. I learnt a lot about the components of the Balance Sheet, Income Statement and Cash Flow Statement.

Worth the money I spent on this course. ~ A.V.P. Gurumoorthy (1st Batch)

Admissions Open for the 2nd Batch
A lot of readers have written to me over the past two months about how they missed being part of the first batch of this course.

If you are one of them, I now invite you to join the 2nd batch, which would begin on 5th July 2014.

Here is what you’ll get by subscribing to this Course…

1. 10 comprehensive PDF lessons on – Reading annual reports, understanding financial statements, conducting comprehensive ratio analysis, and identifying financial shenanigans.
2. Around 4 hours of classroom-style video lessons
3. Several real-life examples of Indian companies to help put things into perspective
4. Exercises at each stage to test your learning
5. Exclusive members-only forum to ask questions and discuss problems you face while analyzing financial statements

Let Me Offer You a Deal!
The Financial Statement Analysis for Smart People course is priced at Rs 3,999/- for a two-month subscription.

However, if you are among the first 100 people to subscribe, you can get in at a special early-bird price of Rs 2,999/-, which is a big discount of Rs 1,000!

So if you are interested, I invite you to join the Financial Statement Analysis for Smart People course and learn how to make better investment decisions (and more importantly, how to avoid mistakes) by knowing how to read, understand and analyze financial statements.

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(First 100 subscribers can claim an early bird discount of Rs 1,000/-)
Benjamin Graham, the father of Value Investing, said that you should buy your stocks like you buy your groceries.

If you focus on the fundamentals of a business, which are reported by companies using financial statements, you shouldn’t go wrong in your investment decisions.

While the Financial Statement Analysis for Smart People course will not train you to be an accountant (just as a first-aid course will not make you a doctor), I’m sure it would give you the confidence to be able to look at a set of financial statements and make sense of them…

…so that you are able to make much better and well-informed investment decision than you are doing now, and more importantly, you don’t get burned.

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