Mr. Pysh You are not only a talented and skilful teacher, you also give the information in a coaching and motivational attitude and voice. This really is one of the best sites for learning value investing. I say this having read both Ben Graham and Warren Buffet. I learned more from you in an hour than I did reading the masters' books. Congratulations! I am a fan.
RUclips University. I can’t thank you more for your time and the knowledge you impart in these courses. I feel blessed and privileged. Thanks, Mr. Pysh.
I've learned more from this video than I learned in my entire time studying accounting & Finance . You really know how to break things down to a point where even a dummy can grasp it .
I have been watching one of these every night before bed and am only on this video and have learned so much! I spent nearly an hour scanning through your site and haven’t been able to find one request for money. I would have donated if I saw something that allowed me to! Honestly, you are one of the best resources I’ve seen in over ten years of surfing the web. I can’t wait to finish your courses! THANK YOU!!!!
you are one of the best teacher - simply because all your concepts are very clear and you know how to convey them. love your content. thank you for sharing knowledge
Preston!! I am learning so much I am so grateful for this series. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for demystifying all of the fear related to investing and finance. God bless!
This is the clearest, most easy to understand explanation of any of these concepts! I have scoured RUclips and google and this is the BEST I have come across!! Thank you so much!
I am a student and just entered the market and at the end of this video I realized that I'm buying on emotion.... And even though market price doesn't go down my profit percentage will be about the same of a savings account... Will look for low p/e stocks for long term... Your videos are very clear and effective for beginners... Thnx man
I don t know how to appreciate you. I read the Intelligent investor twice then I found you here and now the puzzle in my mind is becoming meaningful! your descriptions organize my studies and resolve all my question. thank you so so so much.
This video has taught me a lot about shares. I thank you Mr. Pysh for posting this for people like me. I took notes throughout your videos so I can look over them. THANKS
Been going through your course in 2019, thank you for taking the time to put this course together, appreciate it and your teaching style, alot of helpful information.
WOW! It has been 10 years since I came across the term EPS and P/E ratio. And ever since has been confused over it. And now after 10 years of confusion these 18 minutes have made me understand what they really mean. Thank a ton.
Just discovered the video series. Thank you for breaking down the concepts into clear and simple terminology. I appreciate and admire the work you do. Kudos!
No words left to praise you Mr. Preston .... you are way too amazing. I wish i found these videos an year back that would made me stop trading on assumptions and emotions.
Amazing classes so far (and I believe the next ones will be even better). When I hear you I can remember when I was reading the intelligent. Thanks. Thumbs up!
Preston, may you be blessed ten-fold for helping regular folks like me. Einstein once said, "“If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself” and Sir, not only do you know your stuff, but you are willing to share what you know.
Thank you. Even being an accounting graduate i find this material very refreshing and all my entire 3-year education can be summed in this video series!
Thanks for sharing this videos. I like your method of teaching which you started in preliminary and gradually to intermediate. This is what exactly what I've been looking for.
Thanks a lot I've been learning from audio books and online videos courses on investing. Your course is by far the best I've seen. You explain give plain easy to understand lessons on value investing. Simply the best on business and investing.
This the best channel on stocks. I have been reading the Intelligent Investor and only understanding partially of what was covered and now after watching your vids its all making sense, thanks a billion.
Hey my name is Ralph and I want u to know that your videos are very informative and because of u I kno exactly wat it means to find the value a business.... I watch so many other videos but yours is the simplest one...
Preston, you are a genius. Your teaching style is impeccable and your videos are quite possibly the best introduction to value based investment I have come across. Keep it up.
Thanks for these videos... I recently purchased The Intelligent Investor and was struggling with the terminology used... I came online to see if I could at least learn the basic terminology I was lacking, and here you are teaching the same concept in an easy to understand format.
I'm so glad I found your lessons. For the first time I begin to understand these relationships and terms Roman sense of the stocks I buy. Thanks again, you're a superb teacher.
I saw how Preston and Team started this video blog and grow slowly into a big one. Its the same as the snowball effect that Warren Buffet talks about. Proud to be part of the Preston team.
I have been following many channels about investing. Many of them were talking about "margin of safety" without giving an explanation. It was really misleading because every youtuber/books uses different terms like "income" (without defining net or gross) or "earnings" and it makes very difficult to read an income statement or a balance sheet. Your videos are priceless ! Thanks a lot for the theory and the pracctice ! I really like how you build those exemple to summarize the terms and calculation we saw previously ! ... I will jump on the next one ! Cheers !
great videos I've only just started watching and I'm hooked. I've read the intelligent investor but it's making much more sense watching your videos. I'll have to read it all over again after these lessons.
Hi I tried to find the practical exercise that you mentioned at the end of this video but I couldn’t find it, is it still available? Appreciate the information!
best video and channel. i am really thankful ya have this channel. i'm a beginner and read several books, studied even but my basics are not cemented in me until now.
this is golden. when i used to follow stocks and was really interested in the market, it took me a loooong time to grasp these concepts (that i've since forgotten), and boy was it a convoluted grasping. this is clear and concise and scrutable. thanks PRESTON!
I just want to say thank you, I'm a college student with no money. There was this other website, wall street survival that wanted 100 dollars for a year membership course. Thank you.
Anthony Becerra ... Here's the link to the practical exercises. You can only get them from under the video on the website.... m.ruclips.net/video/PUvkPoDavnI/видео.html
Fantastically presented. Thanks a lot. If i repeat reading the Graham books, i am sure , i can understand the book, in a far better way. You have presented it in a great way.
Are there equations for the intrinsic value? i.e. I want to just crunch numbers and get at that value in a spreadsheet across various companies in a sector.
I love these!! I do have a question. I was told that a rule of thumb is if PE > 11: Market expects growth from company PE = 11: Market expects zero growth PE < 11: Market expects negative growth However, you stated that the higher the PE, the worse it is. Could you please explain why the rule I was told is wrong? Thanks and great videos!!!
HI Preston thank you very much for such amazing lessons. I can't find the practical exercise links that you are mentioned on this video and would you mind to provide me the link again.
hi Preston a billion thanks!!! ... I took a professional course, but couldnt understand any concept... i am watching all your videos...i am very grateful to you... i had a question pertaining to the statement which you asked to remember for P/E ratio.... when you said that "for every X dollar i spend buying this stock, i should receive 1 dollar in profit a year later" ... so why only 1 $ and why not 2 or 3 or more... Thanks
so if you was about to buy a share in a company you would write down the p/e as earnings then how much the price of the share is to buy as the market value ?
Omg I love you!! This all make sense now, I was doing fundamental analysis thinking that I know what I was doing till now! Lol Love the lecture! Brilliant!
Hi Mr Pysh, I hope you can help me with this question. Do you use 'implied shares outstanding' or just 'shares outstanding' on Yahoo Finance when working out EPS and Book Value?
Can someone explain whats a book value? I understand that it came from the over all balance sheet 7,000 then divided by the amount of share, but in the balance sheet the 7,000 means the amount you can get if the company goes down right away.......but what does the 0.70 cent mean? does it mean if you sell your share at that moment your only getting back 0.70 per share?
i got confused when you calculated the PE.. if the market price is 10 usd per share.why did you say every 5usd you spend buying the stock you make 1usd in profit per year ? isn't the stock 10usd ? someone please explain . Thanks.
If I bought a share with a P/E ratio of 5, I would expect $1 annual return for every $5 dollars invested correct? This makes sense to me if I assume the company puts all the Net Income towards dividends, but what if they put the Net Income towards equity? this second case seems more complicated to me. any comments?
man i think when he says annual return I believe he is talking about value of the share, not actual money that you are paid. Like the share would continue to become more of an asset yearly as the company became more profitable. Thats my take on it.
It applies toward increased value of the business regardless of dividend or reinvesting in the business. Assuming the reinvestment into the business is a wise one and will equal profits equal or greater than the dividend, it's a good move. For example, 1. If the Ice Cream Stand owner was able to purchase a second Ice Cream stand in a liquidation sale of another ice cream shop for 1/10th the cost of what it cost her to buy her current stand, as an owner, I would rather her do that than pay me a dividend. We would take the new stand, hire another employee to scoop ice cream and double the amount of customers we sell to, increasing profits and EPS. As an investor I like this. 2. The owner chooses to not pay a dividend and reinvests the money into a high status symbol office headquarters downtown on the top floor. This is a bad investment as it increases costs through the lease, and doesn't add to earnings. 3. The owner is not able to make purchases through reinvestment that will increase the earnings in the future. The business is efficient so they provide the dividend. This a good choice in this scenario.
Thanks for taking all the pains to prepare such a information loaded video . One question - As I understand from the video , we should prefer the stock whose book value is closed to market price . Am I correct in my understanding.
Thanks for your great course. I've purchased your book on Amazon and Im watching your videos. But I cant find the practical exercise for tjis lesson anywhere. It's not on your page either. Could you please tell me where can I find exercises?
I like your video. I have a question. In your last lesson you said if the net income is put into the business the equity would become 27k. Now if year after yr a company puts its net income in the business (assuming it doesnt incur any more debt) does it mean the margin of safety becomes 100% ? That cant solely be an indicator that a company could be good enough to be invested in right ?
Thank you for explaining these concepts in terms non-professionals can understand. I just finished reading The Intelligent Investor, and this supplements the book very well. Keep at it. Cheers, Deanna
I know this is kind of older podcast so I don't have much hope in someone answering, but, I love it, it's the best course I've seen. Thank you for that. But is the link for the practical exercices still available? Or does person have to register on the website with all the podcasts to get it? I cannot find it. Thank you.
Regan Green ... its right here! You can only get the link from under the video on the website... Hope it works 😁 m.ruclips.net/video/PUvkPoDavnI/видео.html
Preston, is a company's safety percentage mostly related to the amount of debt the same company holds? My thinking is, a company with a lot of liabilities will have lower equity and, therefore lower book value. A lower book value could mean a higher P/BV ratio, which could mean less safety. Is it all related to debt or are there other factors?
I'm pretty sure the difference between the equity and the book value is that the book value = equity - intangibles (or the assets that can't be sold), like certain patents, trademarks or contracts.
At the end of the lesson, he mentions clicking on a link for a 'practical exercise'. Can anyone post the link here or can Preston add it into the text summary above? I couldn't find the link. Cheers.
I wonder where you learned about the stock market? Did you go to college for it? What books would you recommend to a beginner like me? Please answer each question it will help me. THANKS
Mr. Pysh You are not only a talented and skilful teacher, you also give the information in a coaching and motivational attitude and voice. This really is one of the best sites for learning value investing. I say this having read both Ben Graham and Warren Buffet. I learned more from you in an hour than I did reading the masters' books. Congratulations! I am a fan.
I'm watching this videos for a while. Now started to note down the points on a note book. It so much worth. Thank you Preston Pysh.
RUclips University. I can’t thank you more for your time and the knowledge you impart in these courses. I feel blessed and privileged. Thanks, Mr. Pysh.
I've learned more from this video than I learned in my entire time studying accounting & Finance . You really know how to break things down to a point where even a dummy can grasp it .
I have been watching one of these every night before bed and am only on this video and have learned so much! I spent nearly an hour scanning through your site and haven’t been able to find one request for money. I would have donated if I saw something that allowed me to! Honestly, you are one of the best resources I’ve seen in over ten years of surfing the web. I can’t wait to finish your courses! THANK YOU!!!!
Just wanted to say thanks guys. I am not commenting on each video, but I am watching them all and loving it. Thanks for free resources.
you are one of the best teacher - simply because all your concepts are very clear and you know how to convey them. love your content.
thank you for sharing knowledge
Preston!! I am learning so much I am so grateful for this series. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for demystifying all of the fear related to investing and finance. God bless!
This is the clearest, most easy to understand explanation of any of these concepts! I have scoured RUclips and google and this is the BEST I have come across!! Thank you so much!
I am a student and just entered the market and at the end of this video I realized that I'm buying on emotion.... And even though market price doesn't go down my profit percentage will be about the same of a savings account... Will look for low p/e stocks for long term... Your videos are very clear and effective for beginners... Thnx man
I don t know how to appreciate you. I read the Intelligent investor twice then I found you here and now the puzzle in my mind is becoming meaningful! your descriptions organize my studies and resolve all my question. thank you so so so much.
This video has taught me a lot about shares. I thank you Mr. Pysh for posting this for people like me. I took notes throughout your videos so I can look over them. THANKS
I really love the way that you simplify every single term and making great examples! I never understood economy this easily... SUBSCRIBED!!!
Been going through your course in 2019, thank you for taking the time to put this course together, appreciate it and your teaching style, alot of helpful information.
WOW! It has been 10 years since I came across the term EPS and P/E ratio. And ever since has been confused over it. And now after 10 years of confusion these 18 minutes have made me understand what they really mean.
Thank a ton.
Just discovered the video series. Thank you for breaking down the concepts into clear and simple terminology. I appreciate and admire the work you do. Kudos!
Cant believe i have wasted years watching stuff that doesnt make sense. This guy is sent from heaven.....anew subscriber
Preston - I'm also a teacher, and just wanted to say you're a great teacher. Very clear and well organized for visual and aural learners.
The quality of your material exceeds my finance course at a top 5 business school. Very impressive
I highly appreciate the efforts that you have taken to make a such a valuable videos....thanks...a lot...
Preston, value is still being had, your work lives on! thanks a bunch.
No words left to praise you Mr. Preston .... you are way too amazing. I wish i found these videos an year back that would made me stop trading on assumptions and emotions.
Amazing classes so far (and I believe the next ones will be even better). When I hear you I can remember when I was reading the intelligent. Thanks. Thumbs up!
Preston, may you be blessed ten-fold for helping regular folks like me. Einstein once said, "“If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself” and Sir, not only do you know your stuff, but you are willing to share what you know.
Thank you. Even being an accounting graduate i find this material very refreshing and all my entire 3-year education can be summed in this video series!
This is fantastic. For the first time the financial statements of companies make even a little bit of sense to me. Thank-you so much for posting this.
Thanks for sharing this videos. I like your method of teaching which you started in preliminary and gradually to intermediate. This is what exactly what I've been looking for.
Thanks a lot I've been learning from audio books and online videos courses on investing. Your course is by far the best I've seen. You explain give plain easy to understand lessons on value investing. Simply the best on business and investing.
This the best channel on stocks. I have been reading the Intelligent Investor and only understanding partially of what was covered and now after watching your vids its all making sense, thanks a billion.
Hey my name is Ralph and I want u to know that your videos are very informative and because of u I kno exactly wat it means to find the value a business.... I watch so many other videos but yours is the simplest one...
Preston, you are a genius. Your teaching style is impeccable and your videos are quite possibly the best introduction to value based investment I have come across. Keep it up.
this is my second time re-watching the entire lesson!
+Zwe .Ye Htut and now I am watching it again, thanks again for such good lessons. :)
Finished Course 1. This is pure GOLD. Thank you for offering it for free.
Thanks for these videos... I recently purchased The Intelligent Investor and was struggling with the terminology used... I came online to see if I could at least learn the basic terminology I was lacking, and here you are teaching the same concept in an easy to understand format.
I am watching the advertisements till the end to support such a valuable video series..thanks again
I'm so glad I found your lessons. For the first time I begin to understand these relationships and terms Roman sense of the stocks I buy. Thanks again, you're a superb teacher.
Re-watching this in 2020, you are a legend. Thank you
I saw how Preston and Team started this video blog and grow slowly into a big one. Its the same as the snowball effect that Warren Buffet talks about. Proud to be part of the Preston team.
I have been following many channels about investing. Many of them were talking about "margin of safety" without giving an explanation. It was really misleading because every youtuber/books uses different terms like "income" (without defining net or gross) or "earnings" and it makes very difficult to read an income statement or a balance sheet.
Your videos are priceless ! Thanks a lot for the theory and the pracctice ! I really like how you build those exemple to summarize the terms and calculation we saw previously !
... I will jump on the next one ! Cheers !
Great Teacher I ever Found in My Life.
You are the real teacher Mr. Pysh!
so thankful for your lessons! English is not my first language, but you explain it so understandable. Thumbs up!
These videos are amazing!!!!!!! The fact your a pilot makes the videos even more awesome!!!!!!!!
great videos I've only just started watching and I'm hooked. I've read the intelligent investor but it's making much more sense watching your videos. I'll have to read it all over again after these lessons.
Great and inclusive stuff; thanks and congrats. Couldn’t find the link for the practical exercise. Could you please share it ?
You got yourself a new subscriber. Good stuff man. Just wish i had came across your channel years ago.
if only college lecturer teaches like him my gpa would probably be 4 right now..
Yup, and I wouldn't have failed my classes many times over
My favorite teacher on RUclips.u the man
Hi I tried to find the practical exercise that you mentioned at the end of this video but I couldn’t find it, is it still available? Appreciate the information!
in 10:26 , in the right. Market Price: $10, is it same as book value?
I think Market Price used when taking about the whole business?
where is the exercise link? and thank you again for all this incredible info
best video and channel. i am really thankful ya have this channel. i'm a beginner and read several books, studied even but my basics are not cemented in me until now.
this is golden. when i used to follow stocks and was really interested in the market, it took me a loooong time to grasp these concepts (that i've since forgotten), and boy was it a convoluted grasping.
this is clear and concise and scrutable. thanks PRESTON!
Awesome work, Preston. Straightforward and clear explanations :)
Thanks a lot Preston, phenomenal intro video episodes for beginner stock investors
This is the best investment course out there, I can't imagine there being a better one.
Great job ...... Pysh . You really explained the financial terms in a simple and very understandable way.....
I just want to say thank you, I'm a college student with no money. There was this other website, wall street survival that wanted 100 dollars for a year membership course. Thank you.
Does anyone know the website he is referring to at the end of the video? I would like to see it for myself thsnks!
Wish i knew it
ikr? what is he talking about?
buffetbooks.com/checklist. having troubles getting the thing he was on about though
Anthony Becerra ... Here's the link to the practical exercises. You can only get them from under the video on the website....
m.ruclips.net/video/PUvkPoDavnI/видео.html
Stephen White ... link for the practical is under the videos on the website 😁
m.ruclips.net/video/PUvkPoDavnI/видео.html
Hi, Thanks for the video!
Unfortunately, I could not find the link for the exercise. could you/ anyone help me with it, please?
ruclips.net/video/PUvkPoDavnI/видео.html
Fantastically presented. Thanks a lot. If i repeat reading the Graham books, i am sure , i can understand the book, in a far better way. You have presented it in a great way.
very helpful video. You are fantastic! the lessons are explained in a very clear way, so anyone can understand it. Well done!
Best Tutorial in RUclips ever! a million thanks bro!
Are there equations for the intrinsic value? i.e. I want to just crunch numbers and get at that value in a spreadsheet across various companies in a sector.
I love these!! I do have a question. I was told that a rule of thumb is if
PE > 11: Market expects growth from company
PE = 11: Market expects zero growth
PE < 11: Market expects negative growth
However, you stated that the higher the PE, the worse it is. Could you please explain why the rule I was told is wrong? Thanks and great videos!!!
Great Video! Where i can find your exercises for this video?
HI Preston thank you very much for such amazing lessons. I can't find the practical exercise links that you are mentioned on this video and would you mind to provide me the link again.
hi Preston a billion thanks!!! ... I took a professional course, but couldnt understand any concept... i am watching all your videos...i am very grateful to you... i had a question pertaining to the statement which you asked to remember for P/E ratio.... when you said that "for every X dollar i spend buying this stock, i should receive 1 dollar in profit a year later" ... so why only 1 $ and why not 2 or 3 or more... Thanks
Loving these lesson ...GO!!!
so if you was about to buy a share in a company you would write down the p/e as earnings then how much the price of the share is to buy as the market value ?
Omg I love you!! This all make sense now, I was doing fundamental analysis thinking that I know what I was doing till now! Lol Love the lecture! Brilliant!
Hi Mr Pysh, I hope you can help me with this question. Do you use 'implied shares outstanding' or just 'shares outstanding' on Yahoo Finance when working out EPS and Book Value?
Can someone explain whats a book value? I understand that it came from the over all balance sheet 7,000 then divided by the amount of share, but in the balance sheet the 7,000 means the amount you can get if the company goes down right away.......but what does the 0.70 cent mean? does it mean if you sell your share at that moment your only getting back 0.70 per share?
i got confused when you calculated the PE.. if the market price is 10 usd per share.why did you say every 5usd you spend buying the stock you make 1usd in profit per year ? isn't the stock 10usd ? someone please explain .
Thanks.
+Only The Best 10 Minute Loops i hope someones still sees my reply. But can i say this remains true only if the EPS doesn't change?
Thank you :)
Regret that I can't find the practical exercise of lesson 1-4. can you guide?
If I bought a share with a P/E ratio of 5, I would expect $1 annual return for every $5 dollars invested correct? This makes sense to me if I assume the company puts all the Net Income towards dividends, but what if they put the Net Income towards equity? this second case seems more complicated to me. any comments?
man i think when he says annual return I believe he is talking about value of the share, not actual money that you are paid. Like the share would continue to become more of an asset yearly as the company became more profitable. Thats my take on it.
zerofatzreturns
thanks.
It applies toward increased value of the business regardless of dividend or reinvesting in the business. Assuming the reinvestment into the business is a wise one and will equal profits equal or greater than the dividend, it's a good move.
For example,
1. If the Ice Cream Stand owner was able to purchase a second Ice Cream stand in a liquidation sale of another ice cream shop for 1/10th the cost of what it cost her to buy her current stand, as an owner, I would rather her do that than pay me a dividend. We would take the new stand, hire another employee to scoop ice cream and double the amount of customers we sell to, increasing profits and EPS. As an investor I like this.
2. The owner chooses to not pay a dividend and reinvests the money into a high status symbol office headquarters downtown on the top floor. This is a bad investment as it increases costs through the lease, and doesn't add to earnings.
3. The owner is not able to make purchases through reinvestment that will increase the earnings in the future. The business is efficient so they provide the dividend. This a good choice in this scenario.
This channel is value
Thanks for taking all the pains to prepare such a information loaded video .
One question - As I understand from the video , we should prefer the stock whose book value is closed to market price . Am I correct in my understanding.
Thanks for your great course. I've purchased your book on Amazon and Im watching your videos. But I cant find the practical exercise for tjis lesson anywhere. It's not on your page either. Could you please tell me where can I find exercises?
I'm new to investment and your videos are absolutely great. Thank you very much for taking time and educate us.
Thank you so much for your videos! This is so AMAZING. Your videos make it way easier to understand my accounting class at school. Thank you!
I like your video. I have a question. In your last lesson you said if the net income is put into the business the equity would become 27k. Now if year after yr a company puts its net income in the business (assuming it doesnt incur any more debt) does it mean the margin of safety becomes 100% ? That cant solely be an indicator that a company could be good enough to be invested in right ?
Thank you for explaining these concepts in terms non-professionals can understand.
I just finished reading The Intelligent Investor, and this supplements the book very well.
Keep at it.
Cheers,
Deanna
These are great videos. Can you tell me where to find the link you mention in lesson 4, the practical exercise please?
I know this is kind of older podcast so I don't have much hope in someone answering, but, I love it, it's the best course I've seen. Thank you for that. But is the link for the practical exercices still available? Or does person have to register on the website with all the podcasts to get it? I cannot find it. Thank you.
I have no idea about your question but I still answered you haha
Wheres the Practical exercise Link??
Regan Green ... its right here! You can only get the link from under the video on the website... Hope it works 😁
m.ruclips.net/video/PUvkPoDavnI/видео.html
He goes through the exercise in the next couple lessons or so.
6:57 Book value = value based on accounting, Share value = what the market is willing to buy/sell = stock price
Preston, is a company's safety percentage mostly related to the amount of debt the same company holds? My thinking is, a company with a lot of liabilities will have lower equity and, therefore lower book value. A lower book value could mean a higher P/BV ratio, which could mean less safety. Is it all related to debt or are there other factors?
Hello Mr. Pysh, what was the website you were a fan of in this video? Would love to learn more! Thanks! AMAZING and life changing content!
You are da best one to explain what you know! I love you brother!
So glad I found your channel! Great content
this is outstanding the way you explain complex subject!!!!!welldone
I didn't find link for the practical exercise.
I couldn't find the exercise page that you told to visit through your link...plz guide me once
Can you please explain the difference between basic EPS and diluted EPS, and how this parameter help in valuation of stock & P/E ?
He has explained it in his 'stock terms' in course 3 ...u can check it out
I'm pretty sure the difference between the equity and the book value is that the book value = equity - intangibles (or the assets that can't be sold), like certain patents, trademarks or contracts.
Really great lessons. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work!
At the end of the lesson, he mentions clicking on a link for a 'practical exercise'. Can anyone post the link here or can Preston add it into the text summary above? I couldn't find the link. Cheers.
I can't find it either. Hopefully someone is able to find it!
I wonder where you learned about the stock market?
Did you go to college for it?
What books would you recommend to a beginner like me?
Please answer each question it will help me. THANKS
i can't find the link for practical exercrse.