/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11386624
Depends. Sometimes I look closely at volume and read all the earnings reports/PR I can find dating back years.
Analyst projections are taken with a grain of salt, but easy as fuck to find so taken into account.
A companies RSI, Working Capital, Asset Value, EPV
When I need to take a quick look the first thing I check is P&E
I'm working to learn DCF and Reverse DCF, but I'm not good enough at these to trust them yet, I usually have to seek a professional opinion in these areas.
Plenty of people trade momentum/hype, hope based on the theoretical value of patents and developments of the company, market fluctuations and politics.

This is not comprehensive, and you sound new. Just spend more time researching different things based on how much/long you are investing. Easiest way to skim over a company is eating up all the PR's and reports you can find, P&E, Net Profit and the major factors that produced it, and working capital.

What I'm basically telling you is to learn all those terms and how to find them, so you can call me a faggot and say I didn't graze the surface.