In one book I read that if you took your wife/girlfriend to watch a match at a jampacked stadium , lost them and tried to find them,(everyone may not try) that is trying to find the relevant information from irrelevant information. To me this applies to the sharemarket more than anything else. Even Lee Iaacocaa and Winston Churchill demanded one page summarized reports.
The most important in fundamental analysis to my mind is ratio analysis. Among all the sites that I know, www.indiainfoline.com gives the most comprehensive ratio analysis. In the inclosed file iinfo.doc, the analysis of Bongaigaon refineries is given. Per share ratios, profitability ratios, liquidity ratios, payout ratios etc one can figure out. However coverage, component and leverage ratios are bound to be different for different industries. It would be interesting if people could throw some line on that.
I think the market capitalization ratios are missing in this analysis apart from price earning ratios. Is anything else missing?It would be interesting to pinpoint both general and specific points for each industry.
The most important in fundamental analysis to my mind is ratio analysis. Among all the sites that I know, www.indiainfoline.com gives the most comprehensive ratio analysis. In the inclosed file iinfo.doc, the analysis of Bongaigaon refineries is given. Per share ratios, profitability ratios, liquidity ratios, payout ratios etc one can figure out. However coverage, component and leverage ratios are bound to be different for different industries. It would be interesting if people could throw some line on that.
I think the market capitalization ratios are missing in this analysis apart from price earning ratios. Is anything else missing?It would be interesting to pinpoint both general and specific points for each industry.