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Investing in the stock market can seem like rocket science to the untrained. However, following different strategies can help you gain your confidence in investing. Stock-picking is one such strategy.

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Understanding financial statements can be rather complex if you do not have much accounting knowledge. What are annual reports? What are Balance Sheets? What are Cashflow statements? Before investing in any company, you need to have your own analysis of financial statements. Do you understand what the numbers are telling you?

A lot of average retail investors shun away from reading a company’s annual reports because of how complicated the numbers may seem. But the real truth of how a company is performing lies within their numbers. In fact, it may not be as complicated as it seems! Our trainer Clive Tan breaks it down into how you can read a company’s annual report as simple as a children’s storybook!

As described by world famous value investor (besides Warren Buffett) Peter Lynch, there are 6 types of companies listed in the stock market. Each type of company requires a different method of valuation and looking at it. For more videos, check out our blog - www.stockmarketinvesting101.com

As Warren Buffett says, "Buying a stock based on its performance history is like driving forward and only looking at your rearview mirror". Yet, a lot of people tend to buy stocks based on the past open high/low and close high/low. Here's a video that explains it all!

If you want to be successful in your investments, you need to have a process. Every investor have their own process - Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, Peter Lynch. Successful value investors all have a similar process, and we've boiled down these process into a very simple step-by-step method. In just 4 steps, Tin shares how you can sift out stocks and evaluate them.

Several businesses want to have multiple streams of income while their core business is doing well. This applies especially to new CEOs. They tend to buy over new companies, but realize that that out of 100 companies that diversify, only a few will be successful. Diworsification is a term coined by famous value investor Peter Lynch, where instead of the company profiting from their new subsidiaries, they suffer losses over long term because the culture of new companies tend merge. This causes a lot of problems for the new companies. www.stockmarketinvesting101.com for more videos and tips on value investing

One of the fundamental concepts of value investing is to take an ownership in the business. As the world's richest investor, Warren Buffett says, "Shares are not mere pieces of paper. They represent part ownership of a business. So, when contemplating an investment, think like a prospective owner." This is because, if you truly believe and understand the quality of the business, you will begin to reap the profits consistently over time. And unlike the typical stock market traders (nothing wrong with them by the way), , you wouldn't lose sleep during a market crash. If you do lose sleep however, it would be due to excitement rather than depression. This is because, a market crash is equivalent to a massive bargain to buy into the company

One of the fundamental concepts of value investing is to take an ownership in the business. As the world's richest investor, Warren Buffett says, "Shares are not mere pieces of paper. They represent part ownership of a business. So, when contemplating an investment, think like a prospective owner." This is because, if you truly believe and understand the quality of the business, you will begin to reap the profits consistently over time. And unlike the typical stock market traders (nothing wrong with them by the way), , you wouldn't lose sleep during a market crash. If you do lose sleep however, it would be due to excitement rather than depression. This is because, a market crash is equivalent to a massive bargain to buy into the company

Ken Chee goes in depth to explain why you will never be able to correctly predict the stock market consistently.....but yet, this is a good thing. Why?

In this video, Ken Chee explains how and why we tend to take others' investment advice for granted, when the best performing undervalued stocks are actually right under our nose!

Before investing your money in the stock market, you need to do these 3 things! It doesn't matter whether the market is bullish or bearish, you need to first have the proper money management skills!

Ken Chee explains step by step on a habit that is commonly practiced by every rich person in the world! Are you practicing this too?