Resources

🌐 Websites

Aswath Damodaran's NYU Website

The definitive resource on valuation from the professor Aswath Damodaran. A major inspiration for the website methodologies and calculator formulas, offering free datasets and valuation tools.
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📱 Apps

Getquin

Awesome app to track your portfolio and dividend payments and growth.
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Simply Wall St.

Another great app to track you portfolio but also screen for companies and track their fair value. Its narrative feature was a great inspiration for this website.
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▶️ Youtube Channels

Aswath Damodaran

In my opinion the best learning resource on valuation, by a long shot. Damodaran made available a long collection of teaching videos from corporate finance to valuing obscure companies but also free spreadsheets to help you value different types of companies. The fact that all of this content is made available to you free of any cost mades, in my opinion, from Aswath a great teacher but also a good role model in a world where everyone tries to sell you something.
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Learn to Invest - Investors Grow

Jimmy is another great resource that shares good analysis of companies. Its videos on WACC and DCF calculations were the first resource that I've used on my investment journey. A very down to earth guy with an overall likeable personality. Highly recommended channel.
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Everything Money

This channels shines on their analysis of companies. Its videos going over company's fundamentals makes it a great resource for you to check if your assumptions and valuations are in check with reality.
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Bald Investor

A new resource for me. I enjoy very much his analysis on how and why the Big Investors are investing. As with Everything Money, it is a great resource to counter balance your investment valuations.
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🎙️Podcasts

Dividend Talks Podcast

Man, I have many hours listening to this. Podcast focused on dividend investing with a focus on European investing. Always great to hear their thoughts on companies and overall macro and micro economic environment.
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The Investing for Beginners Podcast

One of the first podcasts I heard about investing and logged in many many hours with this podcast. Their overall thoughts on companies and the world in general are great and overall very likeable guys.
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The Joseph Carlson Show

Awesome podcast to hear about what's going on in the world and with the economic environment. Also like to hear his thoughts on companies.
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📚 Books

The Richest Man in Babylon

If you're beginning your personal finance aspirations this book teaches you how to save and how to manage your money to start preparing you to start your investment journey. Here you'll not learn the intrincasies of investing but how to manage personal finance with analogies with the ancient Babylon.
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Warren Buffett and the Interpretation of Financial Statements: The Search for the Company with a Durable Competitive Advantage

A very easy to read book that introduces you, in a very easy way, on how to read the financial statements of companies. Can be a good stepping stone to the Damodaran books if you find those still a little hard to read.
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The Little Book of Valuation: How to Value a Company, Pick a Stock, and Profit

If you're beginning with investing pick this. It's very simple to read, teaches you the basics about picking and valuing companies.
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Investment Valuation: Tools and Techniques for Determining the Value of Any Asset

If you want to go deeper into valuation, this is a great book to read after the Little Book of Valuation. It teaches you everything you need to value not only companies but every asset that you may need.
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