https://t.co/OoFu0YPxiM
Some Excellent articles on Financial Ratios and Analysis.
h/t @discover_ci 👏
1⃣ Profitability
✔️Determining a Company’s Key Performance Indicators
✔️Collecting Company Financial Statements & Calculating Financial Ratios
✔️Analyzing Operating Results & Financial Ratios
https://t.co/ptipG3cqw0
More from Ram Bhupatiraju
The "Financial Terms Dictionary" on @Investopedia is such a great resource to learn or quickly re-check major Financial terms and concepts. One of the most useful investing bookmark pages. 👏
cc: @dmuthuk @Gautam__Baid
Few samples
✔️Business Cycle
https://t.co/E4Ukh94yi3
✔️Business Model
https://t.co/zCe1CIfMCA
✔️Economic
✔️Real Estate Investment Trust (REITs)
https://t.co/yMXlps6rtz
✔️Master Limited Partnership (MLPs)
https://t.co/M3mD37H8x4
✔️Venture
✔️Accounting Equation
https://t.co/Oix0I3wA5j
✔️Quality of
cc: @dmuthuk @Gautam__Baid
Few samples
✔️Business Cycle
https://t.co/E4Ukh94yi3
✔️Business Model
https://t.co/zCe1CIfMCA
✔️Economic
✔️Real Estate Investment Trust (REITs)
https://t.co/yMXlps6rtz
✔️Master Limited Partnership (MLPs)
https://t.co/M3mD37H8x4
✔️Venture
✔️Accounting Equation
https://t.co/Oix0I3wA5j
✔️Quality of
🔟Investing Philosophies I greatly admire. Learning from the best Investing Teams out there (that match your Philosophy/Strategy) and improving your own process is one of the best investing hacks. What are some others that you admire?
🔟of my principles at the end.
⬇️⬇️
1⃣ Buffett : Gotta start with the🐐
https://t.co/RKO4BAMbpT
2⃣ Ensemble Capital : @IntrinsicInv @ToddWenning
https://t.co/6Cozku3Vmn
3⃣ Fundsmith : Terry Smith
https://t.co/WqBHvN4RiU
4⃣ Silver Ring Value Partners : Gary Mishuris
https://t.co/hjDC2VBIum
🔟of my principles at the end.
⬇️⬇️
1⃣ Buffett : Gotta start with the🐐
https://t.co/RKO4BAMbpT
2⃣ Ensemble Capital : @IntrinsicInv @ToddWenning
https://t.co/6Cozku3Vmn
3⃣ Fundsmith : Terry Smith
https://t.co/WqBHvN4RiU
4⃣ Silver Ring Value Partners : Gary Mishuris
https://t.co/hjDC2VBIum
More from Investing
How to screen for stocks in the Microcap/Smallcap space?
Look for the following:
1. PE < 15
2. Low debt
3. Low Float
4. No Analyst Coverage
5. High Promoter Holding
6. Recent Promoter Buying
7. High Operating Leverage
8. Conservative Management
9. Blockbuster Earnings Release
What more you should look at?
Read this post, the quote retweets to this and the
Look for the following:
1. PE < 15
2. Low debt
3. Low Float
4. No Analyst Coverage
5. High Promoter Holding
6. Recent Promoter Buying
7. High Operating Leverage
8. Conservative Management
9. Blockbuster Earnings Release
What more you should look at?
Read this post, the quote retweets to this and the
Things I look at before Investing:
— The Disciplined Investor (@Disciplined_Inv) August 27, 2021
Profitable \u2013 Free Cash Flow
Healthy \u2013 Interest Coverage
Quality \u2013 ROCE, ROA, Margins
Valuation \u2013 EV/EBITDA, FCF Yield
Governance \u2013 Dividend, Buybacks
Efficiency \u2013 Cash Conversion Cycle
Growth \u2013 Source of Funds for CAPEX
What do you look at?
THE MONEY PRINTING GAME:
A pleb's guide to using @Keeper_DAO's hiding game to acquire $Rook below market price and arb it like a pro.
Before reading this thread, please read this one to provide a bit of context:
https://t.co/jLeUJRIjLG
Here we go!
1/
Before we really get into the meat of this... please do understand that the hiding game is currently in alpha. Hardware wallets don't work w/ it yet (they will soon).
Sometimes orders go unfilled (improving every day).
2/
A bit more context:
Limit orders on an amm aren't limit orders in the traditional sense. They are actually arbitrage opportunities for keepers. Keepers are bots that operate in the dark forest of ethereum.
3/
Now, let's say you use a service like 1inch or matcha to set your limit orders.
Let's say eth is $900 and you want to sell at $1000.
Eth pumps to $1040 rapidly, a keeper fills your limit order for $1000... everyone is happy. But wait... who gets the extra $40 here?
4/
Hint: it's not you! But what if you could?
This is where the hiding game comes in.
https://t.co/6sBlUWfw00
When you submit a limit order through the hiding game, @Keeper_DAO takes the $40 (or w/e amount) referenced above (this is MEV) and pushes it to the treasury.
5/
A pleb's guide to using @Keeper_DAO's hiding game to acquire $Rook below market price and arb it like a pro.
Before reading this thread, please read this one to provide a bit of context:
https://t.co/jLeUJRIjLG
Here we go!
1/
Ok I couldn't resist myself...
— 0x_Infinitum (@CryptoMessiah) February 3, 2021
OOOONNEEE more $Rook post.
Before i get into the REALLY cool shit i want to talk about, let me discuss the arb mining mechanics that were present during the initial distribution phase.
See this image, that's the keeperdao treasury.
1/ pic.twitter.com/Z2sMsZN9jo
Before we really get into the meat of this... please do understand that the hiding game is currently in alpha. Hardware wallets don't work w/ it yet (they will soon).
Sometimes orders go unfilled (improving every day).
2/
A bit more context:
Limit orders on an amm aren't limit orders in the traditional sense. They are actually arbitrage opportunities for keepers. Keepers are bots that operate in the dark forest of ethereum.
3/
Now, let's say you use a service like 1inch or matcha to set your limit orders.
Let's say eth is $900 and you want to sell at $1000.
Eth pumps to $1040 rapidly, a keeper fills your limit order for $1000... everyone is happy. But wait... who gets the extra $40 here?
4/
Hint: it's not you! But what if you could?
This is where the hiding game comes in.
https://t.co/6sBlUWfw00
When you submit a limit order through the hiding game, @Keeper_DAO takes the $40 (or w/e amount) referenced above (this is MEV) and pushes it to the treasury.
5/