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Is there a course for people who only want to invest, not trade?

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Yes — the Fundamental Analysis course is built for a more investing-focused approach, teaching company valuation and long-term stock selection rather than short-term trading techniques.

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    It covers reading financial statements, valuation ratios, and industry analysis — skills relevant to picking stocks for long-term holding rather than short-term price movement. Students wanting a broader foundation often start with the Diploma in Stock Market instead.

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