Can anyone tell me in detail about the methods and channels of fundamental analysis of listed compan

In general, it is to buy at the bottom and sell high

If you look at the company's position in the industry, you also have to look at what industry it is.

How about the performance, future prospects, company strength, etc., there are many central enterprises with good fundamentals.

I also want to know, who is ** friend, can communicate with me (if not, please go to the space to communicate). Businesses are exempt from visiting.

First, it is necessary to understand the information of listed companies from formal channels, such as Shanghai and Shenzhen ** stock exchanges ** or other **companies** and so on;

Second, the content of the understanding includes the prospectus, the regular report of the listed company: quarterly report, semi-annual report, annual report and the irregular announcement of the listed company;

Third, you can also **** analysis software in F10 to understand the fundamentals of listed companies, if you have opened an account in a ** company, you can log in to the company****** analysis software installed on your computer hard disk, run the software can understand the fundamentals of listed companies in F10, but also can use the software to entrust transactions, if you do not open an account in a ** company, you can still go to a certain ****** to install F10 to view the fundamentals of listed companies, The difference is that you can't trade or use the rights are limited. For example: GF**(

The free Xeon version is a very good analysis software, in the F10 listed companies are very rich in fundamental information, I have used it for a long time, you might as well try it.

Fundamental analysis, I mainly look at the following points:

1. The latest total share capital, the smaller the plate, the better.

2. The latest circulating share capital, see the proportion of circulating in the total share capital, so as to judge the ability of the market maker.

3. Earnings per share, of course, the higher the better.

4. Net assets per share, the higher the better.

5. Net profit growth rate. The company's profitability is also the company's growth, as a long-term investment has to pay attention to the indicator.

6. Provident fund per share: the higher the better. The high is the company's capital expansion ability.

7. Asset-liability ratio: not too high, not more than 70% at most.

8. Gross profit margin: the higher the gross profit margin, the better.

9. Cash flow: the higher the better, pay attention to the trend, and the cash flow decreases, indicating that the company's operation has problems.

10. Inventory rate: If the inventory increases, the company's product management has problems, so be careful.

You can learn about the operation of **.

Understand the channels: 1. The annual report and report of the company published by the three major newspapers.

2. Wande and other information**.

4. The content of each ** software F10.

The following is all my experience in investing over the years.

1. The most important step in the company's fundamental analysis is the analysis of the company's development prospects, which is related to the company's development in the next few years, more than ten years or even decades, and the company's development prospects are often highly correlated with the prospects of the industry. Therefore, the first step is to analyze the nature of the industry in which the company is located, whether it is in a period of growth or recession, and this part of the data can refer to the data of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China.

2. The company's development strategy, because if it is an industry in a growth period, then there are not a few companies in this industry, and a good strategy can often compete with other opponents, why are there so many companies in the IT industry, and there are only a few large companies, why Apple is about to go bankrupt around 1995, but now it is the biggest competitor of Microsoft Nokia? That's the beauty of a good strategy, which often has a lot to do with decision-makers.

3. The company's internal management, the company's human resources, and the internal capital turnover (this can be seen in the financial report). Good internal management of the company is conducive to the healthy development of the company, and a company that has internal problems all day long is not a good company.

4. The company has competitive advantages in foreign countries, especially in technology and cost. A good competitive advantage can make the company undefeated in the competition.

5. What is the company's market share and future growth? Companies with poor growth are not recommended to invest.

6. Whether there is policy support.

7. Valuation, valuation, the company is valued, just roughly estimated, if the estimate is accurate, it is really a god.

In value investing, valuation is not flowing. The previous analysis of the company's potential is the most important. Moreover, investment can only be talked about when the macro economy is good, this is the big front embankment of everything, the big front embankment does not exist, everything is a floating cloud.

There are too many of these, macro to micro, after all, there are not many people who understand, everyone looks at the company's industry ranking first or something, and they feel that it has a future. So you can start with market analysis, understand a little bit, and then look at financial analysis and so on.

Shareholders, company events, earnings per share, main trends, etc. are more helpful for analysis, of course, I mean when you start....

Generally speaking, the fundamental analysis we talk about refers to the analysis of the macroeconomic situation, the industry in which the company's main business is located, the level of competition in the same industry of the company's business, and the level of internal management of the company, including the investigation of the management. Data serves as the biggest basis for analysis here, but often not to make the final investment decision with data, if the data can solve the problem, then the computer has long replaced the human brain to complete the fundamental analysis, in fact, in addition to the data also includes a lot of things that cannot be measured by data.

Fundamental analysis, also known as fundamental analysis, is based on the intrinsic value of the investment, focusing on the analysis of the factors that affect the investment and its trend, so as to determine what to buy and when to buy.

The assumption of fundamental analysis is that the value is determined by its intrinsic value, and it changes frequently due to the influence of many factors such as politics, economy, and psychology, and it is difficult to be completely consistent with the value, but it always fluctuates up and down around the value. Rational investors should make investment decisions based on the relationship between **** and value.

Market fundamental analysis mainly focuses on the research and analysis of fundamental factors such as macroeconomy, industry background, business ability, financial status, etc., trying to find out from the company's perspective"Intrinsic value", so as to compare with the market value and pick out the most valuable investment.

Analysis of the macroeconomic situation, the industry in which the company's main business is located, the level of competition in the same industry of the company's business and the internal management level of the company, including the investigation of the management.

Main revenue, P/E ratio! Earnings! Industry prospects!

All data analysis about a company is called fundamental analysis.

The investment analysis process is divided into eight steps. In the analysis summary column, the various analyses are synthesized to form a more comprehensive analysis result. The following is the main content of the "Eight-step Stock Watch Model":

1.Advantage Analysis: What does the company do? Is there a brand advantage? Is there a monopoly advantage? Is it an indicator stock?

2.Industry analysis: What is the outlook of the industry? Where do you stand in the industry?

3.Financial Analysis: What Is Profitability? What is the growth momentum? Is the product profitable? Can the product be exchanged for real gold**? Is the guarantee ratio high? Do major shareholders owe a lot of money?

4.Return Analysis: Does the company give shareholders a high return? More money or more dividends? Does the company have a good dividend plan?

5.Main analysis: Are institutions increasing or decreasing? Are the chips more concentrated or more dispersed? What is the change in the rise and fall? Are there any block trades?

6.Valuation Analysis: Is the Stock Price Overvalued or Undervalued?

7.Technical Analysis: How's it performing? Where is the support and resistance level?

8.Analysis Summary: What are the results of the analysis? What are the variables?

It passed in a flash, and my heart was very fluctuating

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The free Xeon version is a very good analysis software, in the F10 listed companies are very rich in fundamental information, I have used it for a long time, you might as well give it a try.

First of all, it is necessary to analyze the prospects of the industry in which the company is located, whether it is a cyclical industry, how prosperous the industry is, and whether the policy supports it;

Secondly, analyze whether the company's products have advantages, whether they have monopoly, or whether they have bargaining power, whether the company has technical advantages, resource advantages, or other advantages;

Third, analyze how the company's management team is, whether it has talent advantages, whether the management has the determination and ability to become bigger and stronger, and what strategies and measures there have.

Fourth, analyze the company's financial indicators, how is the main revenue, whether the earnings per share is good, whether the return on net assets is high, whether the profit is high, whether the gross profit margin is stable, what is the quick ratio and current ratio, and whether the solvency is strong; etc., to analyze the company's business scale, profitability, solvency, dividend ability and growth, industry status, whether there are financial problems, etc.