Stock analysis

[PloutosNX]

Hello Jerome,

I come back to a question concerning the analysis of an action.

After reading (and re-reading!) your book, as well as other references and also having studied different sites, I remain stuck to take action and not make too many mistakes by misinterpreting.

I know that we should not rush and wait for volatility to subside, and for momentum to return to positive and/or above the 200-day moving average.

But waiting does not mean not continuing to try to understand, because given the questions in my other posts I still have many gaps in understanding and above all a lack of training.

I would like to understand what you look at first to sort and not analyze unnecessarily in depth certain actions, because with screeners, there can be a large amount of results returned.

Would a short article in addition to the one on screeners or an update of your book be possible?

Best regards and happy Easter in confinement!
Xavier

[Jerome]

Hello

This question cannot be answered in a short article, nor in a simple update of the book. It is a world in itself. I have deliberately not addressed this point in my e-book, instead pointing the reader to Graham's bible. Security Analysis" .

So either you go for it or you stick to pure quantitative investing. That's enough for most investors. The results with that approach are very good and it's much simpler. If you follow the QVM3 strategy for example, the filters are already very selective and there aren't many results returned.

[PloutosNX]

Hi Jerome,

I think I need to take it step by step. I have the book you mentioned, but I haven't read it yet. I had planned to reread "The Intelligent Investor" before, because a first reading is not enough and "Securities Analysis" is on another level as I understood. I had too many questions about reading and understanding financial statements to start.

I also think I have a tools problem. I will open another post to avoid mixing everything up.

Have a nice end of the day.
Xavier

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