Want to understand a stock... should ask yourself what we already know?

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Want to understand a stock... should ask yourself what we already know?

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The problem that many people encounter when they start studying stocks is not just "don't know how to start," but "don't know what to know before you make a decision."

Some people read the statements and finish.

Some people only look at the graph.

Some only believe the rumors in the chat room...

But if you really want to understand business, we should gradually examine business, strategy, risk and value, all of which can start with these questions. 👇

🔍 What does the company do? Where does it make money?

See exactly what type of product or service the main revenue comes from, who the customer is, what the point of sale really is, and where the profit comes from the Value Chain.

📦 What does the cost come from? Is it easy to change?

Businesses with high cost variations often fluctuate according to raw materials or wages. You know, Margin is more accurate.

👥 Many customers? Repeat or buy once?

If the business has a well-distributed customer base and a Repeat nature, it has a stable income quality.

📈, how big is the address market?

If the market is small and saturated, good-looking businesses can be difficult to grow, but if the market is big and still growing, small companies that are climbing may have the opportunity to be born.

🥊 Who's there? And how can we fight?

Know both direct and indirect competitors, analyze their strengths, weaknesses, and assess if we have "different points" that are hard enough to maintain the market.

🧠 Who's the executive? What's been through?

Small businesses but with leaders who know the direction often go beyond big businesses but lack vision.

🚀 What is the future plan? And how much does it weigh?

Everyone can talk about Growth, but which plan is tangible, which plan sells dreams... ask back with the angle "How do you get there?"

📊 What are the key numbers to keep an eye on?

Some Margin companies are low but revolve quickly. Some companies are good at money but can't make a profit. You need to know which numbers are the heart of that business.

📍 Where is business in the cycle?

Just start to grow up? Grow up for a long time? Or start to shrink? This will affect the expectations of investors and Valuation.

⚠️ Is there anything in the statement that looks strange?

Income is big but debtors are swollen. Profits are good but cash flow is negative... Don't forget to shine the wrong spot.

📌 What's the main risk? Can we take it?

Depending on the business, some companies risk money, some risk state policies, some risk missing game control...

💡 Have any other companies ever followed this route?

If we had the same case in the past, it would help us learn a lot from the success (or mistakes) of others.

📊 What level should the normal net profit rate of a business like this be?

This verse seems superficial, it may not matter, but it's actually a tool that helps us assess the potential for long-term gains very well.

💰 What does the stock price now reflect?

Valuation is not just P / E or P / B, but it has to ask, "What is this price, what is the market expecting?" and "If not, what will happen?"

🎯 In the end, studying stocks is not just about finding the answer, but "asking the right question."

If we ask the right place, the right time and deep enough,

The chance of missing is much less.

Don't be Sian.

Just know exactly what to know before you buy...

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