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The Investor's Handbook

Build a strong foundation in the investor's handbook (ebook) with this in-depth course featuring practical demos and actionable strategies.

4.8★★★★★(220 reviews) 1,040 learners 10 modules · 68 lessons · 2,100 min Intermediate English

Created by Rohit Agarwal, Equity Research Analyst

What you'll learn

  • Analysing companies
  • Building diversified portfolios
  • Managing investment risk
  • Creating valuation models
  • Understand mutual funds, SIPs and ETFs
  • Understand how markets and instruments work

Course curriculum

10 modules · 68 lessons · 2,100 min

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Description

Build a strong foundation in the investor's handbook (ebook) with this in-depth course featuring practical demos and actionable strategies.

What this course covers: The Investor's Handbook works through mutual funds, SIPs and ETFs, how markets and instruments work, financial modelling and risk management and position sizing.

Skills you will build: managing investment risk, building diversified portfolios and creating valuation models.

Practical applications: personal investing decisions, research and analyst roles and preparing for finance qualifications.

Who should take this course: beginners and finance professionals who want to invest and analyse with discipline. It suits learners who already know the basics of investing and markets and want to go deeper.

Learning outcomes: by the end of the course you should be able to apply mutual funds, SIPs and ETFs and managing investment risk to your own work or projects, and know which areas to practise next.

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of investing and markets
  • A computer with internet access
  • Willingness to complete practice tasks

Your instructor

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Rohit Agarwal

Equity Research Analyst · 12+ years of experience

Rohit Agarwal is a equity research analyst with 12+ years of experience in investing and markets. Rohit teaches how markets and instruments work and fundamental analysis and valuation with practical, step-by-step examples.

Reviews

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    Pooja H. ★★★★★ 5.0/5 Sample review

    Clear structure from financial modelling through to risk management and position sizing. I'd like a few more practice tasks, but overall very useful. The risk management chapter changed how I size my positions.

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    Diya R. ★★★★★ 5.0/5 Sample review

    I joined to get better at building diversified portfolios. The practical exercises on how markets and instruments work were exactly what I needed. Valuation walkthroughs in the spreadsheet were very clear.

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    Sanjana D. ★★★★★ 4.5/5 Sample review

    The Investor's Handbook covered mutual funds, SIPs and ETFs in more depth than I expected. The pace was right for my level. Balanced view of investing — no hype, lots of fundamentals.

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