Learn fundamental investing from 10 years of Wall St. Experience

You get 10 years of Wall St. research experience summarized into simple concepts, tools, and tactics for you to apply NOW in today’s markets.

Saves you the pain of 100+ hours of financial courses (or 100+ hour work weeks in finance) or hours sorting through free internet material.

Get a summary of 10 years of Wall St. knowledge in five hours in this book.

This is the only guide you will need for stock investing. 

Bonus! Comes with a detailed investment checklist and full financial model to use!

You will also get access to future editions to be released.

Reviews:

"I love the use of charts and spacing to visually deliver the information. You’re able to write in a way that’s also mathematical and visually makes sense...great for beginners!" - Emma (Gen-Z new investor)

"Awesome content!! I liked that you have covered so much in a short book. I liked the way you have tied the macro big picture view to investing. No big jargon words makes it readable and understandable to all irrespective of their knowledge in investing or business or accounting. KUDOS on this since it is hard to achieve this simplicity." - Archna Jagtiani (Options trader) 

“Love the action points of the book! And love that you included a model. And that it is direct to the point!”  - Francis Odum (InvestiAnalyst Founder)

"First of all I would like to thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge. It means a lot for me because I am 36 years old already and I started to be interested in markets only 1 or 2 years ago. That's why I had to learn very fast. 

I was looking for a more concrete book. A book which can show step by step how to analyze a stock like a wall street analyst. That's why I purchased your book. There wasn't any fluff or redundant piece of nuggets. It was like a wall street analyst diary where I can see how you think step by step." - Emrah Tasan (Global Planning Manager)

What's in the book:

Introduction: Investing as a practice of change - why do stocks move like that??

• Focus on rates of change (i.e. growth y/y)

• Importance of forward guidance and estimates

• Second derivative (improving / slowing) as key factor

• Come up with a “thesis” and model an outcome

• How to incorporate risk, time, and price*

Fundamentals: Valuing a business: Growth vs. Asset value 

• Model of an investment thesis

• Critical factor and value driver

• Valuation using comps and history

• Use of discount rates and earnings / cash flow

• Estimate rates of return

Business models - how understand where a business is going?

• Type of product and market

• Value to customer (driver)

• Vision of management team

• Understand ability scale

• Source of margin

Basic big picture and macro awareness

• Economic cycles and types of environments (growth / inflation)

• Impact of central banks (rate policy)

• Key paradigms for factors and sectors

Basic Practice (how Wall St. analysts do it):

• Finding information and where to look 

• Reading an earnings release 

• How to interpret a financial statement

• How to understand debt and other sources of capital

• Types of business models and their valuations

• Using comp tables and multiples to value companies

• Interpreting invest ownership of stocks

• Practice of building a model and comps

Intermediate Practice (how Wall St. analysts do it):

• What is reflected in price and expectations? 

• Catalysts or trading events and where to look for them

• How to evaluate a sector for investing?

• Supply / demand analysis 

• Competitive structure and moats 

• Value vs. middlemen > structure 

• Real TAM > value to investor

• Adoption curves and penetration 

• S-curves and timing inflections 

• Secular and multi-year changes 

• Cyclicality and timing valuation paradigms

Advanced investing (behavioral and hedge fund tactics)

• Evaluating risk of an investment

• Patterns for assessment management

• Interpreting volatility in liquid markets

• Sources of "edge"

• Set up for a long/short equity catalyst

• Opportunities in risk positioning 

• Value investing with catalysts

• Shorting flaws in a thesis