Fundamental Investing Books Built for Serious Learners
Explore original books from the Fundamental Investing Institute designed to help you understand businesses, read financial statements, value stocks, and make more rational long-term investment decisions.
Practical Knowledge
Fundamentals-First
Long-Term Investing
Matthew DePaola, MBA
The Fundamentals of Business Math
Written as a primer and reference guide for both aspiring entrepreneurs and seasoned business professionals, the Fundamental Investing Institute’s The Fundamentals of Business Math covers the mathematical foundations needed for success in business.
Using a building-block approach, the book begins with a review of basic arithmetical operations before moving on to real-world business applications. Some of the concepts that readers will learn are:
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How to Value a Stock
A beginner-friendly guide to valuing stocks using intrinsic value, free cash flow, earnings yield, valuation multiples, and margin of safety.
Designed for new and self-directed investors seeking a practical framework for comparing a company’s market price with the underlying value of its business.
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Business Finance: A Clear Guide
A practical guide covering financial statements, payroll, inventory, budgeting, compounding, borrowing, and investment returns.
Designed for business owners, investors, students, and professionals seeking a stronger understanding of finance.
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Business and Finance Math for Beginners
A beginner-friendly guide covering fractions, percentages, equations, probability, charts, averages, and other essential math concepts used throughout business, finance, and investing.
Designed for investors, students, entrepreneurs, and professionals seeking a stronger quantitative foundation.
Turn Business Math Into Better Investing Decisions
The Fundamentals of Business Math gives you the building blocks for understanding the numbers behind business, investing, and financial decision-making.
If you want to go beyond the book, explore courses to apply those concepts to financial statements, valuation, cash flow, business analysis, and long-term investing.