Books about fundamental analysis

[fax]

Hi everybody,

I'd like to start learning fundamental analysis. Which book would you recommend me to start with?

Thanks in advance,

 

[dtrader98]

graham and dodd security analysis is the classic.

GL.

 

[HumbleBobby]

Here are some books and a website on fundamental analysis:
Getting Started in Fundamental Analysis by Michael C. Thomsett
Schwager on futures: fundamental analysis By Jack D. Schwager
http://financialsaint.com/cms/cms/viewer/page/321/p_id/303

 

[fax]

Thanks.

Any other recommendation?

 

[DrPepper]

Quote from fax:

Thanks.

Any other recommendation?

Are you interested in fundamental analysis of stocks or commodities?

 

[fax]

I'm interested in fundamental analysis of stocks.

Thanks in advance

 

[psytrade]

Damodaran is pretty much standard since the late 90s...

http://www.amazon.com/Damodaran-Valuation-Security-Investment-Corporate/dp/0471304654

For $15 used on there, its a very good deal.

 

[nutmeg]

Imo, a good place to start would be with IBD and their CANSLIM method, Fundamentals are sliced out in short pieces and then work from there. They offer a way to apply these concepts readily to scan for stocks. Then hit the heavy reading.

 

[Scataphagos]

Quote from fax:

"... Any other recommendation?

Forget fundies... become a disciplined chart trader.

Fundamentals and technicals are OFTEN in conflict. Don't bother trying to render their differences to come to the "right conclusion"... can't be done with consistency.

No man/trader can serve two masters... you must choose one and be faithful to it...

 

[fax]

I'd like to learn both and think one can combine them.

Thanks for all the suggestions. Is there any other book you think it's a must in fundamental analysis?