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SIDC COURSES (MALAYSIA)

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Past Courses

PAST COURSES

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APPLIED DISCOUNTED CASHFLOW VALUATIONS ON US STOCKS AND OPTIONS INVESTING

Accredited by: Securities Industry Development Corporation, Malaysia

8 Nov 2023 | 9.00am to 5.00pm | Concorde Hotel, KL

Do you want to boost your financial skills and knowledge with a practical and relevant course? Then you should not miss this chance to join our SIDC CPE-approved course this November!

This course will show you how different practitioners use finance theories in real-world situations. You will learn from experienced instructor who will share his insights on how discounted cash flow has empowered him to make better decisions, and at the same time, facilitate discussion from the audience to generate ideas for better techniques in stocks and options investing; and use real-life case studies and hands on exercise for the participants to internalize the learning.

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EQUITY VALUATION MASTERCLASS: IS IT UNDERVALUED, OVERVALUED OR FAIRLY VALUED?

Accredited by: Securities Industry Development Corporation, Malaysia

19 Oct 2023 | 9.00am to 5.00pm | Concorde Hotel, KL

This October, we bring you an experienced Equity Valuation trainer to conduct a masterclass on the topic, Is It Undervalued, Overvalued or Fairly Valued?. 

This SIDC CPE-approved instructor-led course at Concorde Hotel, KL (10 SIDC CPE points) is designed for practitioners in the stockbroking and financial advisory industry, who want to brush up their knowledge and skills in the specialized field of value investing. At the core, the most important skill set in practicing value investing is the ability to decipher value. Learn about intrinsic value, mispricing, going concern, liquidation value, and which definition of value is most relevant. The overall goal of this program is to give participants the tools needed for deciphering value, measuring a company’s worth, and reading market expectations.

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