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You’ve just read every lesson in our Stock Investing course… hats off to you!
By finishing this course, your investing knowledge has grown significantly. In addition to the beginner’s lessons you learned in our Stock Markets 101 course, you’ve progressed to become fluent in breaking down key company financials. By knowing what to look for when it comes to key traits such as earnings growth, revenue growth, return on equity, cash flow, and EBITDA, you can pair that fundamental expertise with chart-reading skills to understand all that goes into making a winning stock.
I. So, what’s next?
If you’re ready to dig deep into technical analysis and mastering the art of timing stock buys, check out our next course, Stock Trading. If you want to digest a bit first, go back through the lessons learned in our Stock Investing course to make sure you fully grasp the concepts you’ve just covered.
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