Beginners Guide to Fundamental Analysis

[DB0404]

Hi,

I am looking to start practice trading using fundamental analysis.

I have a limited knowledge on fundamental analysis, so thought it would be better to assume I know NOTHING about FA other then what it is.

Does anyone have a link to online resources to read to get started, books to buy etc?

What should I be looking for when using FA, what resources should I be using, how do I interpret the data etc.

Many Thanks


ps I have read all of the t2w New Trader stickys. If anyone knows of any other threads that will be of help feel free to link

 

[jacknapier]

I found the Dummies book on FA to be informative.

 

[aparoid89]

Replace the word fundamental with the word technical and you will have saved yourself years of work

 

[wino59]

Hi,

I am looking to start practice trading using fundamental analysis.

I have a limited knowledge on fundamental analysis, so thought it would be better to assume I know NOTHING about FA other then what it is.

Does anyone have a link to online resources to read to get started, books to buy etc?

What should I be looking for when using FA, what resources should I be using, how do I interpret the data etc.

Many Thanks


ps I have read all of the t2w New Trader stickys. If anyone knows of any other threads that will be of help feel free to link

Jim Cramer has good books out on fundamental analysis...This is pretty much how he made his career. Just google Jim Cramer books.

 

[nile_croc]

Two books: How to Make Money in Stocks and The Intelligent Investor. Both are competing philosophies on stocks, but you'll learn!

 

[ukdaytrader]

Two books: How to Make Money in Stocks and The Intelligent Investor. Both are competing philosophies on stocks, but you'll learn!

You need to understand accounting first if you are doing fundamental analysis. Start with a simple company like CROX or something.