There are two ways to evaluate the fundamental analysis: top-down and bottom-up.

Fundamental Analysis Breakdown:
1. Health of Economy
2. Industry
3. Earnings

Top-Down Analysis:
-Checking the health of the economy, followed by the industry, followed by company earnings. If the company earnings are good, this is when you may decide to buy the stock.

Bottom-Up Analysis:
-Checking the earnings, followed by the industry, followed by the health of the economy.

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  1. hi i have been considering investments for a year now. i also understand that informed and educative decisions are vital. but i find it difficult to analyze the economy, industry and company (top-bottom). do you have any guidelines or simple steps detailed and focused stratagem on how to look at the health of economy, industry you are planning to invest and the company itself respectively? thanks. 🙂 

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