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0018: 9 Tools to Help Understand the Economics of a Business (Part 3 of 3)
- 2021/11/22
- 再生時間: 29 分
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あらすじ・解説
IN THIS EPISODE, INVESTMENT TOPICS COVERED INCLUDES:
- Economics of a Business
- Book End Reading Annual Filings
- Long Term Industry Trends
- Earnings Conference Calls
- Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
- Competitor Analysis
- Charlie Munger’s Mental Latticework
- Researching a Company and Industry
EPISODE RESOURCES:
- FREE Competitor Analysis Tool for Understanding the Economics of a Business:
https://valuethoughtinvesting.com/podcast-18-competitor-analysis-tool/?preview_id=3219&preview_nonce=84ebb535c8&preview=true - Visit the blog page of this podcast for more:
https://valuethoughtinvesting.com/9-tools-to-help-understand-the-economics-of-a-business-part-3-of-3/
OTHER RESOURCES FROM VALUE THOUGHT INVESTING:
- Download the FREE Value Thought Stock Analysis Tool
- Visit the Value Thought Website
- Subscribe for the Value Thought Investment Newsletter
- Read the Value Thought Investment Blog
- Visit the Value Thought YouTube Channel
- Join the Value Thought community at the Value Thought Facebook Group
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