Part – I:
Psychology
Chapter – 1: Independent Thinking
1.1 Hot News
and Price Quotes
1.2 Gossips and
Opinions
1.3 Hot Tips
1.4 Expert’s
Advice: Put A Question Mark
1.5 You Have
Missed the Opportunity
1.6 Do Not
Blame Others
Chapter - 2: Influence, Prejudices, and Barriers
2.1 A Balanced Mind
2.2 Prejudices
2.3 Repeating the Same Mistake
2.4 Personal Attachment
2.5 Choose Your Investment Style
Chapter - 3: Reluctance and Assurance
3.1 Be Reluctant
3.2 Choose Your Initial Steps Carefully
Chapter - 4: Childish Mentality: Get Rid of it
Before Investing
4.1 Large Quantity
4.2 Emotional Vicissitudes
4.3 Impulsive Behaviour
4.4 Blaming Someone Else
4.5 Unable to Face Reality
4.6 Comfort Zone
4.7 Self-Admiration
Chapter - 5: Contrary Opinion
5.1 Contrarian Thinker
5.2 Before Taking a Contrarian Call
5.3 When Everyone is Expecting the Same
5.4 Trend is Your Friend, but Not Always
5.5 Momentum and Demand
Chapter - 6: Depression
6.1 A Sudden Loss of Wealth
6.2 Failure – Enrichment of Experience
6.3 Big Expectations
6.4 Unsuccessful Attempts Brings Closer to Success
Chapter - 7: Risk and Success
7.1 Financial Risk
7.2 Sensation-Seeking Traders
7.3 Risk and Alertness
7.4 Success and Alertness
7.5 Fear of Failure
7.6 Overconfidence
7.7 Feeling Safe
7.8 Take Risk but in a Limited Manner
Part -II:
Investment
Chapter -8: How to Evaluate a Company – I:
Qualitative Analysis
8.1 Sources of Revenue
8.2 Subsidiary is not Eating the Parent Company
8.3 Analyze Sales
8.4 Products and Services
8.5 Competitive Advantage
8.6 Company Culture
8.7 Training for Employees
Chapter -9: How to Evaluate a Company – II:
Quantitative Analysis
9.1 EBITDA
9.2 Expenditure
9.3 Net Income
9.4 Inventory
9.5 Reserves and Surplus
9.6 Risks and Concerns
Chapter -10: How to Evaluate a Company – III: Ratio
Analysis
10.1 EPS
10.2 EBITDA and PAT Margins
10.3 Dividend and Yield
10.4 Debt/Equity Ratio
10.5 Book Value Per Share
10.6 Price/Book Value Ratio
10.7 Return on Assets
10.8 RoE and RoCE
10.9 Price/Earnings Ratio
10.10 PEG Ratio
10.11 EV/EBITDA
10.12 Market Capitalization to Sales Ratio
Chapter -11: Investment in Growth Stocks
11.1 Collect information about Key Personnel
11.2 Understand the Business Model
11.3 Increase in Topline and Bottomline
11.4 Increase in Margins
11.5 The Health of the Balance Sheet
11.6 Research and Development
11.7 Do not Consider IPOs
11.8 Shareholding Pattern
11.9 Finally, Be Patient
Chapter 12 - Understanding the Dividend
12.1 Declaration of Residual Profits as Dividends
12.2 Steady and Gradual Increase in Dividend Payment
12.3 A Sudden Cut in Dividend
Chapter 13 - Important Rules for Buying and Selling
13.1 Volume Plays an Important Role
13.2 Holding of Promoters/FIIs
13.3 Cheap and Expensive Stocks
13.4 Be Careful on Valuation Matrix
13.5 Take a U-Turn
Conclusion
