My Elegant Investor Learning Panel

799 EUR
A premium course designed for people who already understand the fundamentals of the market and want to analyze companies at a professional level. If you already know how to read financial statements but want to extract the insights an experienced analyst sees, this course shows how to do so in a structured, repeatable way. You will learn advanced analysis of the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement, understand how to interpret financial ratios in context, and recognize signals that may indicate earnings manipulation. You will also examine a company’s industry and competitive environment, assess the durability of its competitive advantage and stage of development, and finally learn valuation methods that help answer the question of what a company is worth and what margin of safety its current price may provide. After completing the course, you will gain a complete fundamental analysis framework that will allow you to independently evaluate nearly any company and support your conclusions with financial data. This is knowledge you return to for years, and it separates reliable analysis from random opinions found on the internet.

299 EUR
An advanced self-paced course designed for people who already understand the basics of investing and want to build a well-structured portfolio composed of different financial instruments. The program includes presentations, quizzes, and additional materials that can be completed independently at a convenient time. The course explains the role of different asset classes and how to create a target portfolio structure based on financial goals and investment horizon. It covers advanced diversification, including global portfolio construction, currency risk, and the hidden concentration that can exist within seemingly broad market indexes. It also shows how to maintain a chosen portfolio structure over time through rebalancing, and how market declines together with the sequence of returns can influence overall portfolio outcomes. The result is a professional and comprehensive approach to managing a global investment portfolio, in which both portfolio structure and risk level are shaped by conscious decisions informed by an individual's financial situation and long-term investment horizon.

279 EUR
Artificial intelligence can summarize a long report in seconds and explain a difficult concept, yet with the same confidence, it can also provide information that nobody has verified. This self-paced course, designed for people who already understand the basics of investing, teaches how to use AI in analysis with awareness and critical distance. It combines presentations and quizzes with exercises based on real examples that you complete independently. The course guides you through the current landscape of AI tools and explains how language models work, as understanding their mechanics also clarifies their limitations and common errors. You will learn how to write prompts in a way that makes responses easier to verify, and how to recognize common pitfalls, from fabricated information to the model’s tendency to agree with the user. The course also explores the risks connected with summaries of online opinions and content circulating through social media. The result is a personal framework for working with artificial intelligence as a support tool in analysis, one that helps you understand where AI genuinely adds value, what still requires verification, and where the final decision must remain in human hands.

229 EUR
In the stock market, the most costly decisions are often those made under the influence of emotions, in moments when enthusiasm or fear take control over rational analysis. This self-paced course, created for people who already understand the basics of investing, shows how to recognize these moments and avoid letting them drive investment decisions. The program includes presentations, quizzes, and additional materials that you complete independently at a convenient time. The course explains the two modes of thinking: the fast and emotional mode, and the slow and analytical one. It then explores cognitive biases that quietly distort the way investors evaluate companies. You will learn where emotional reactions to gains, losses, and crowd behavior come from, and how costly these reactions can become in practice. The course also shows how to build a personal decision-making process and maintain discipline during moments when the market most strongly encourages impulsive action. The result is greater awareness of your own reactions and a repeatable framework for making decisions in which analysis, rather than temporary emotion, has the final word.

299 EUR
A premium self-paced course designed for people who already understand the basics of investing and want to learn how to analyze companies going public, as well as young, innovative businesses. The program includes presentations, quizzes, and additional materials that you complete independently at a convenient time. The course explains the difference between a lasting trend and a temporary market hype, the process of taking a company public, and how to read an offering document that contains information about risks, shareholder dilution, and the founders' intentions. It also covers the valuation of companies that do not yet have a history of profits and shows how to distinguish real value from promises and market narratives. You will also learn how IPOs and newly listed companies tend to behave after entering the stock market, and how to approach them with greater discipline and critical thinking. The result is a more conscious and analytical approach to newly listed and visionary companies, in which investment decisions are based on document analysis and real financial data rather than on excitement surrounding a new story.

299 EUR
The domestic market is only a small part of what happens on global stock exchanges, while most companies, currencies, and investment opportunities lie beyond it. This self-paced course, designed for people who already understand the basics of investing, teaches how to approach portfolio management from an international perspective. The program includes presentations, quizzes, and additional materials that you complete independently at a convenient time. The course explains the division of global markets into developed, emerging, and frontier markets, highlights regional differences, and then moves on to practical ways to gain exposure to international companies. It also explains how withholding tax on foreign dividends works and how tax treaties help reduce double taxation. You will also learn how currencies influence portfolio performance and how global forces, from the strength of the US dollar to geopolitics, affect financial markets and country-specific risk. The result is a more mature and international approach to portfolio construction, in which currencies, taxation, and market diversification are consciously taken into account.