Thread 🧵explaining #ROE & #ROCE and its use in #FundamentalAnalysis

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Thread Threadexplaining #PE Ratio & #PEG Ratio & its use in #FundamentalAnalysis

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Price to Earnings (#PE) ratio, also known as price multiple or earnings multiple is the ratio obtained by dividing the current share price by earnings per share (#EPS).

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P/E ratio is a reflection of the market's opinion of the earnings capacity & future business prospects of a company.

Companies which enjoy high investor confidence & have a higher market standing usually command high P/E ratio.

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On the face, it would seem that companies with low P/E ratios would offer most attractive investment opportunities. This is not always true.

Companies with high current earnings but dim future prospects often have low P/E ratio.

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As an #investor your primary concern is with future prospects of a company & not so much with its present performance.

This is why companies with low current earnings but bright future prospects usually command high P/E ratio.

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Thread 🧵on Six tenets of #DowTheory of #TechnicalAnalysis

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Dow Theory, the foundation of #TechnicalAnalysis was first introduced by Charles Dow, who was founder of Dow Jones & Company and first editor of the Wall Street Journal. This theory is based on many editorials he had written between 1900-1902.

Six Tenets of Dow Theory

1⃣ The market discounts all news

This principle explains that any information available in market is already reflected in price of stocks & indices. This includes all data such as earnings announcements by companies, rise (or fall) in inflation or even sentiments of investors.

2⃣ The market has three trends

This theory was the first to propound that the market moves in trends.

The trends are:

✅Primary Trends
✅Secondary Trends
✅Minor Trends

Case Study 3 : #UnitedSpirits / #DiageoIndia 🍻
CMP – 629.25 (4/6/2021)

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Fundamentals Sound & Technically Breakout Soon Candidate !

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1⃣United Spirits Limited, abbreviated to #USL (Diageo India) is an Indian alcoholic beverages company, and the world's second-largest spirits company by volume.

#UnitedSpirits #USL #DiageoIndia #StockMarket #TechnoFunda #Investing

2⃣Company has a comprehensive brand portfolio with over about 80 brands of Scotch whisky, IMFL whisky, brandy, rum, vodka and gin.

11 of these brands sell more than a million cases annually.

#UnitedSpirits #USL #DiageoIndia #StockMarket #TechnoFunda #Investing

3⃣Company’s popular brands include - Johnnie Walker, Black Dog, Black & White, Vat 69, Antiquity, Signature, Royal Challenge, McDowell’s No. 1, Smirnoff and Captain Morgan.

#UnitedSpirits #USL #DiageoIndia #StockMarket #TechnoFunda #Investing

4⃣🌟Few Fundamental Positives🌟

✅Company Market Cap – 45,723.74 Cr
✅TTM EPS – 5.28
✅TTM P/E – 119.20
✅Industry Average P/E – 113.63
✅Book Value – Rs. 56.20.
✅Promoter Holding Pledge – 1.19% (Reduced from 3.22% in 9 quarters)

Case Study 5 : #HindCopper
CMP – 169.35 (11/6/2021)

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Past Fundamentals🤦‍♂️ Current Fundamentals💪 Future🌟

Technically Strong Upmove Candidate 🚀

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📊After forming shortterm #Top @ 165 on 2 March 2021 stock corrected to 120 levels

📊After breaking #ResistanceZone on 7 May 2021 stock soon hit high of 196

📊#ResistanceZone becomes #SupportZone

📊Breakout happened today with good #volumes

#HindCopper #TechnicalAnalysis

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📊In Jan End 2021 Stock took #support on 50 SMA.

📊 In last few days stock has again taken #support on 50 SMA.

For #TA of #HindCopper @RajarshitaS Mam your views welcome 🙏

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Fundamentally can only say that #Metals are currently in #Upcycle and in case of #Copper the cycle can last a bit longer due to push for #RenewableEnergy.

#HindCopper #Copper #TechnoFunda #Investing

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Copper is the new oil: Demand for the metal expected to soar this decade.

According to Goldman Sachs “Copper’s current price strength is just the first leg of a structural bull market.”

#HindCopper #Copper #TechnoFunda

Case Study 10 : #HDFCLife - Medium Term Investing Pick !
CMP – 725.55 (27/6/2021)

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Fundamentals Sound & Technically Strong Upmove 🚀Candidate!

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1⃣ HDFC Life Insurance Company is a long-term life insurance provider offering individual and group insurance services.

#HDFCLife #TechnoFunda #Trading #Investing #StockMarket

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Company's products meet various customer needs such as Protection, Pension, Savings & Investment and Health, along with Children's and Women's Plan.

#HDFCLife #TechnoFunda #Trading #Investing #StockMarket

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🌟#HDFCLIFE Technical Analysis🌟

✅Towards end of November 2020 Stock gave #breakout from Inverted Head & Shoulder Pattern.

✅Soon expected to give breakout from Bullish Rectangle Pattern.

✅Technically Stock Should move up to 950 in medium term.

#HDFCLife #TechnoFunda

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📈Other Technical Triggers📈

✅Strong Momentum 👉:#Price above short, medium and long term moving averages.

✅Overbought by Money Flow Index (MFI)

✅Stock Price near 52 Week High

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Whilst accountants know how to prepare a BALANCE SHEET… 95% don’t know how to read them.

Interpreting balance sheets is the HARD bit.

So, here are the first 3 things I look for when reading a balance sheet.

Pull up a chair.

Let's go! 👇

When I review a balance sheet, I need a detailed picture of how the business is funded.

I’ll build out a picture under 3 headings;

1. Capital Structure
2. Working Capital Profile
3. Liquidity Headroom

Let's tackle them each in turn

1. Capital Structure.

The capital structure tells you how a business is funded / owned.

Is the business funded by debt or equity? What is the mix?

Who are the investors and what are their motives? And what are the rights and obligations attached to each?

Take each debt or equity instrument in the balance sheet and get clear on the following:

Who owns it?
How much have they put in?
What are they owed today?
What does their return look like if things go well
What are their rights if things don’t go well?
When does it mature?

I visualize this in a table.

I put the most senior ranking debt at the bottom.

Yes, this is upside down to the way you may have seen this presented before.

What can I say, I'm a rebel 😎

@Dinesh_Sairam @a_basumallick @ashwinidamani Questions that are only answered with time haha.

@a_basumallick @ashwinidamani Just to add - sustainable FCF is a faraway concept for most till (if) they gain scale or innovate/add value. Till then, it's generally always a struggle to manage WC and capacity addition. Wouldn't expect that to change for a while.

Excellent resource for Individual investors who want to learn about Accounting and Financial Statements.📊

The concepts are really well explained in a simple, understandable manner for beginners.

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Some of my fav sections.

1⃣ The Financial

2⃣ Fundamental Accounting

3⃣ Financial Ratio

Net Profit vs Cash Flow from operations (CFO) - What is more important?

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1. Net income is the profit a company has earned for a period, while cash flow from operations measures the cash going in and out during a company's day-to-day operations i.e., the cash which is generated through its core business.

2. Net income is calculated by subtracting the cost of goods sold, operating expenses, depreciation & amortization, interest expense and taxes from total revenue.

3. Cash flow from operations is calculated by adding the non-cash expenses such as depreciation and amortization to the net profit and then subtracting the changes in working capital.

Now lets understand few differences between Net Profit and Cash Flow from operations (CFO)

1. Net profit is recorded on an accrual basis whereas CFO deals with only cash items. Income earned is recorded in the net profit even if cash is not received

@Dinesh_Sairam @_CreatingWealth @suru27 But I guess Kovai caters to the lower end of the spectrum so it's impact is much limited and perhaps be a beneficiary.