Finally, after the much waiting, Ming's stock course is out. This time I have improved alot on the style of teaching, clarity and also the content approach. In addition, I have added alot of case studies and improved accordingly to all the feedback given by my previous 9th intakes.
This is the new course outline:
Ming’s stockagies course outline
Lesson 1 (1- 4pm, Subsation Room 2):
1) Problems in today’s society
- is the cpf enough?
- bills repayment problems
- Does good education guarantees wealth
- What is financial education and why schools aren’t teaching it?
- Rat Race and why are we stuck in it?
2) Correct definition of wealth
3) what classify as assets or liabilities?
4) Cash inflow and outflow concepts
5) Why choose stocks as your investment tool?
6) introduction to stocks investing
7) Warren buffet strategies in stocks investing
- the magic of compounding
- the magic of time diversification
8) average investors beliefs vs warren buffet beliefs
9) Understand stocks and the stock market:
- Types of shares
- mechanism of stock market
- Indexes and what they represent
- Methods of participation
-stocks terminologies
- internet trading platform explanation (Philips online)
9) Strategies:
-Intro to fundamental analysis and
- Intro to technical analysis
11) How did I started out?
Lesson 2 (9am- 5pm, Allson hotel, Level 2 – Victoria room):
Morning:
1) What affects stock prices?
2) Market observations
3) what is fundamental analysis?
4) FA analogy
5) Company information analysis
- what constitutes a good company
6) Annual report analysis (how to interpret and understand financial reports)
a) profit & loss statement
b) balance sheet
c) cash flow
7) Case studies examples to reinforce concepts
8) Practice of case studies (5 companies)
9) Class discussion of case studies
Afternoon:
1) Risk factors of company to evaluate analysis
2) Holistic approach in final evaluation
3) What is PE?
4) PE to find entry and exit points?
5) PE case studies
6) How to use brokerage internet resources to easily calculate industry and company pe
7) Quick stocks selection using PE tool
8) Things to do after buying shares (aka monitoring shares and news)
7) Ways to finance companies and their effects
9) how to detect bad companies to protect yourself
- Case study example
10) Common mistakes you might made
11) Behavioral Finance
Lesson 1 (1- 4pm, Subsation Room 2):
1) Problems in today’s society
- is the cpf enough?
- bills repayment problems
- Does good education guarantees wealth
- What is financial education and why schools aren’t teaching it?
- Rat Race and why are we stuck in it?
2) Correct definition of wealth
3) what classify as assets or liabilities?
4) Cash inflow and outflow concepts
5) Why choose stocks as your investment tool?
6) introduction to stocks investing
7) Warren buffet strategies in stocks investing
- the magic of compounding
- the magic of time diversification
8) average investors beliefs vs warren buffet beliefs
9) Understand stocks and the stock market:
- Types of shares
- mechanism of stock market
- Indexes and what they represent
- Methods of participation
-stocks terminologies
- internet trading platform explanation (Philips online)
9) Strategies:
-Intro to fundamental analysis and
- Intro to technical analysis
11) How did I started out?
Lesson 2 (9am- 5pm, Allson hotel, Level 2 – Victoria room):
Morning:
1) What affects stock prices?
2) Market observations
3) what is fundamental analysis?
4) FA analogy
5) Company information analysis
- what constitutes a good company
6) Annual report analysis (how to interpret and understand financial reports)
a) profit & loss statement
b) balance sheet
c) cash flow
7) Case studies examples to reinforce concepts
8) Practice of case studies (5 companies)
9) Class discussion of case studies
Afternoon:
1) Risk factors of company to evaluate analysis
2) Holistic approach in final evaluation
3) What is PE?
4) PE to find entry and exit points?
5) PE case studies
6) How to use brokerage internet resources to easily calculate industry and company pe
7) Quick stocks selection using PE tool
8) Things to do after buying shares (aka monitoring shares and news)
7) Ways to finance companies and their effects
9) how to detect bad companies to protect yourself
- Case study example
10) Common mistakes you might made
11) Behavioral Finance
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