Fundamental analysis is a method investors use to evaluate a company’s financial health and estimate its true value. Instead of focusing on short-term price movements, fundamental analysis looks at the underlying business—how much money the…
If you’re learning how to read financial statements or evaluate stocks, you’ve probably seen terms like revenue, gross profit, and net income—sometimes all in the same paragraph. Revenue is the total sales a company generates.…
If you’ve ever watched a company’s earnings report or read a headline like: “Company beats EPS estimates” “EPS jumps 20% year over year” “Weak EPS sends the stock lower” …you’ve seen one of the most…
Net Income: What It Means (Final Profit After All Expenses) and Why It Matters If you’ve ever heard someone say a company “beat earnings” or “reported a profit,” they’re usually talking about one key number:…
