What information required to perform fundamental analysis?

Part 2 -  Fundamental analysis

information required  to perform fundamental analysis

The biggest part of fundamental analysis involves analyzing the financial statements of company,   In other word you can say it is a quantitative analysis.  This involves looking at Revenue, Expenses, Assets  , Liabilities and all the other financial aspects of a company. Fundamental analysts look at this information to gain insight on a company's past  performance and  forecast future performance.

All the public listed companies in Indian stock exchange  are required to file statements of financial condition on a regular basis. These include  quarterly statement, and an annual statement. Each statement follows a prescribed format to include certain basic information.

Public listed companies are also subject to audits by government agencies that oversee their given industry. Those audits may be either scheduled or random events. The results of a regulatory audit may also be published--interesting reading for a would-be investor.

The Quarter 2 Quarter result  are good places to start your fundamental research, but you’ll likely want to dig deeper into the specifics information For that you’ll need to understand three interrelated types of statements which are very important

1 Balance Sheet

2 Income statement

3 Cash flow statement 

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