Jana wrote:
Now I Turned to Fundermental stock... its mean very satble stock...even market going down ,,...
So Now I satrat to fill my porfolio by RICH , GUAR , CINV,...CARs, BUKI...
What do you thing guys ! Share your ideas with us please.. ..Give me some more idea to pick / find good fundermental stock.
Mmm Intresting.... good to here jana
If you follow fundermental,,..
1. no more underpressure..
2. even If you couldn't watch your stock ..you don't
much worry about it ..
3.If you want to come out from the market easy to cashing (without big loss)
4. unfortunately if you couldn't follow the market long time.. it will pay you something by dividend ,bonus,..
Anyway do Fundamental analysis to pick the good stock
Fundamental analysis is the most common way in which investors analyse securities.
It means exactly what it says: the valuation of securities on the basis of their fundamental financial characteristics. It therefore covers a broad range of techniques . It is ultimately based on the scientific and testable theories of financial economics.
The most widely used alternative to fundamental analysis is technical analysis. Somewhat better founded alternatives include:
complex quantitative models based on market data - these are used by hedge funds and index trackers
pure trading strategies such as arbitraging - this is an essential part of the functioning of markets
the use of behavioural finance to predict share prices - this is closest to technical analysis in spirit, has a better foundation, but remains rarely used.
The ultimately correct tools of fundamental analysis are very careful modelling and forecasting, and the use of theoretically correct valuation methods such CAPM based DCFs.
Given the difficulties of using methods that are absolutely theoretically correct, other techniques such as valuation ratios (such as PE) have their place.
At the heart of fundamental analysis are the models it uses for forecasting future profits and (most importantly) cash flows.
Best of luck