89 Priceless Lessons On Stock Picking
How To Pick Winning Stocks is based on my 30 years experience as a hedge fund partner and stock analyst.
After taking this course, you'll be able to tap a steady stream of good stock ideas.
You'll be able to judge any company's investment merits.
And as a result, you'll be able to buy stocks with the odds in your favour.
Here are just some of the approaches you'll learn:
** The simple investing theme that nets big returns over 2-3 years (Lesson 4)
** Why the accepted wisdom on buying industry leaders is wrong (Lesson 49)
** The single best place to hunt big jumps in stock price (Lesson 10)
** How to find quality companies you can hold for the long-term (Lessons 29-41)
** Why buying a good company at the first sign of trouble can backfire (Lesson 7)
In total, there are 89 video lessons in this course.
All designed to make your investing process stronger, easier, and more successful.
Here are some more strategies you'll learn:
** How to find sectors where the leaders can't help but win (Lesson 45)
** The only time getting ideas from the newspaper isn't a dreadful idea (Lesson 5)
** Two things you must check before trusting any CEO (Lessons 76 & 79)
** How thinking differently about supply and demand can predict big stock moves (Lesson 47)
** How to find companies with "Disneyland" pricing power (Lesson 35)
I've had a lot of winners over the past 30 years.
And like anyone who's been in the game this long, I've had my share of losers.
This course lets you profit from my knowledge and experience. So you can pick better stocks and invest with confidence.
Six Steps To Better Investing
The course has six modules that show you how to:
- Source stock ideas
- Throw out bad ones
- Assess a company's quality
- Analyse an industry
- Analyse a company
- Evaluate management
These skills will make your investing process stronger than ever.
And by following my lessons and case studies, you can sharpen these skills at your own pace.
Here are some more nuggets you'll pick up:
** The sneaky way to find stocks that beat expectations (Lesson 20)
** Why buying shares in a new industry can make your portfolio less diversified (Lesson 25)
** Why a cash rich company may not be the best investment (Lesson 32)
** How to find industries with barriers to entry...using just one piece of data (Lesson 45)
** A six minute check that can transform an average idea into a slam dunk (Lesson 10)
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I'm confident you won’t find this level of teaching anywhere else.
That's why your investment in this course comes with a 30 day guarantee.
Big investment firms pay me thousands of pounds for my in-person courses. But you don't have to pay anything like that.
Because you can enjoy lifetime access to this training for just £369.
This course is for serious investors who want to invest smarter and with more success.
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Here's The Course In Full...
There are 6 modules:
1) How to find ideas
2) How to eliminate bad ones
3) How to evaluate quality
4) How to analyse an industry
5) How to analyse a company
6) How to evaluate management
The lectures are listed below along with some previews.
This is exactly what you get:
- Module Overview Video (4:20)
- Finding Ideas Welcome Video (1:10)
- Introduction to the Analysis Module (3:07)
- Routes to Price Appreciation (6:43)
- Finding Ideas Introduction and the Press (3:21)
- Finding Ideas 2 Sell-SIde Research (5:17)
- Finding Ideas 3 - Watch and Wait (4:02)
- Finding Ideas 4 - Thematic Investing (3:58)
- Finding Ideas 5 - Personal Observation (5:06)
- Finding Ideas 6 - Laterals (4:06)
- Finding Ideas 7 - Input Cost Changes (2:19)
- Finding Ideas 8 - Other Investors (4:18)
- Finding Ideas 9 - Personal Contacts and Screens (5:15)
- Finding Ideas 10 -Instant Ideas (3:11)
- Finding Ideas - Conclusions (1:04)
- Finding Ideas - Wrap-up Video (0:48)
- Resources
- Welcome Video (0:56)
- Introduction (2:36)
- Initial Checks - Liquidity and Charts (5:58)
- Estimates and Valuation (6:16)
- Financial Parameters (2:30)
- Shareholders and Brokers (6:21)
- Broker Research (7:29)
- Company IR Website (3:05)
- Reviewing the Results (3:27)
- Completing the Review (3:55)
- Conclusions (0:37)
- Closing Video (0:13)
- Welcome Video (1:23)
- Introduction (1:56)
- Good business and investors (2:14)
- Practical Examples in One Sector (4:12)
- How to Identify Quality (5:01)
- Introduction to Moats (2:09)
- Moats in Detail (14:56)
- The Single Most Potent Quality Factor (4:54)
- Economic Advantage Assets (3:50)
- High Quality Revenue (2:41)
- Gross Profitability (3:31)
- Quality - Conclusions (1:20)
- Concluding Video (0:39)
- Additional Reading
- Welcome Video (0:48)
- 1 Introduction (1:42)
- 2 Checklists (5:48)
- 3 Analysing the Industry (8:45)
- 4 Industry Quality (1:51)
- 5 Supply and Demand (5:29)
- 6 Sectoral Analysis (6:41)
- 7 Sector #1 or #2 (1:46)
- 8 Sector Case Study: Waste (4:37)
- 9 Sector Case Study: Using Company Data (2:33)
- 10 Sector Case Study: Using Broker Reports (2:51)
- 11 Using Porters 5 Forces Framework to Asssess Quality (5:21)
- 12 Conclusions (1:11)
- Wrap-up Video (0:54)
- Welcome Video (3:22)
- 1 Introduction (3:51)
- 2 Segments (4:00)
- 3 Revenue Growth (5:11)
- 4 Base Rates (7:27)
- 5 Industry Concentration (2:21)
- 6 The Value Chain (4:10)
- 7 Detailed Analysis (7:47)
- 8 Data Collection (5:53)
- 9 Compounders (2:52)
- 10 Quality Stock Example (3:54)
- 11 Significance of Company History (2:06)
- 12 Sustainability (1:30)
- 13 Share Price History (2:27)
- 14 Shareholder Base (4:54)
- 15 Testing Understanding (1:36)
- 16 Conclusions (0:54)
- 17 Wrap-up Video (0:43)
- Welcome Video (1:37)
- 1 Introduction (1:47)
- 2 Evaluating Management (2:00)
- 3 Shareholder Letters (3:35)
- 4 Capital Allocation (10:11)
- 5 Management Incentives (8:48)
- 6 Board Composition (6:10)
- 7 Meeting Management (4:31)
- 8 Management Turnover (3:15)
- 9 Family Owned Businesses (5:54)
- 10 Strategy (8:02)
- 11 Good Acquisitions (1:26)
- 12 Bad Acquisitions (4:16)
- 13 Conclusions (0:33)
- Wrap-up Video (0:21)
- Additional Resources
- Module Conclusions (1:27)
What private investors think of my courses
“I'm enjoying the course and how you go through an analysis of a company. I really like learning with real world examples -- and learning form someone who does this sort of thing for a living / has done so in the past, as it's not just theory.”
Nick Owsley How to Read a Balance Sheet, April 2020
“After 10 years in Investment Management I decided I wanted to take my analysis skills to the next level and was recommended the course by our head of European Strategy. It gave me a fantastic insight into how to approach and analyse a set of accounts which I now use on a daily basis. I found it easy to follow and Steve was happy to help in any way possible. My only regret is that I couldn’t have taken it sooner in my career!”
Paul, England, Chartered Wealth Manager
“I think the course is great. There is more than enough content to study which I think is brilliant. I would also agree about this course being cheap – if I knew the quality of the content before paying then I’d be happy to pay more for it. There are many people who run courses that are the opposite…you’re one of the good ones out there!”
Jack, Essex, Private investor
Your Tutor
Steve Clapham has 30 years of stock market experience as an equity analyst. He had a successful career as a highly rated sell-side analyst covering a number of sectors.
Steve then moved to become a partner and head of research at two multi-billion hedge funds, based in London. In 2018, Steve set up his training company, Behind the Balance Sheet, and hundreds of full-time professional investors have taken his Forensic Accounting Courses.
Some of the world's top institutions rely on Steve to help their top analysts improve their skills. And that expertise is now available to you!
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