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How To Analyze a Balance Sheet | Read & Analyze the Balance Sheet Like a CFO

Financially Free Webinar from Shubham this SUNDAY (Ex Amazon, Ex Adobe) :- https://www.financiallyfree.in/webina... Want to be on our Podcast? (Fill the form):- https://forms.gle/xGntQMrrMbXS8Fgt8 1) 26 Hours of Techno-Funda Course (Everything that Shubham Knows): https://shorturl.at/0QbMW 2) Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @financiallyfree-in   3) Our Twitter Handle: https://x.com/Financially_In 4) Our Whatsapp Channel Link: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VagH... 📱Follow Us : For New Updates & Offers: LinkedIn :   / financially-free-in   Website : https://www.financiallyfree.in/ Twitter : https://x.com/Financially_In Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Instagram :   / financiallyfree.in   Whatsapp Channel : https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VagH... Telegram Channel : https://t.me/s/financially_free_in ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Confused by balance sheets? You’re not alone! In this powerful beginner-friendly explainer in Hindi, a full-time investor with no formal accounting background breaks down how to read and analyze a company’s balance sheet — step-by-step and in simple, jargon-free language. Whether you’re a stock market beginner, an aspiring investor, or someone from a non-finance background, this video will equip you with the foundational knowledge to assess any company’s financial health. 🔍 Key Takeaways: What is a balance sheet and why it matters Real-world examples using TCS & Vodafone Assets vs. Liabilities: How to read them Shareholder equity and red/green flags Intro to consolidated balance sheets 📈 Learn how to decode financial statements like a pro — even if you're not from finance! 📌 Hit LIKE if this helped and COMMENT with your questions — Part 2 on "Consolidated Balance Sheets" is coming soon! 🔔 Subscribe for more simple finance and investing content in Hindi! #BalanceSheet #InvestingBasics #StockMarketIndia #FinancialStatements #HowToInvest #HindiFinance #TCS #VodafoneIdea #ValueInvestingIndia ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro: Why reading balance sheets is critical 00:39 - Warren Buffett’s quote on accounting 01:43 - Goal: Understanding financial health of companies 02:00 - What is a balance sheet? Explained simply 03:12 - Opening TCS balance sheet: Walkthrough begins 07:31 - Assets vs. Liabilities demystified 13:45 - Understanding shareholder equity 19:05 - Importance of reserves and borrowings 26:00 - Key red flags to watch in balance sheets 31:10 - Link between P&L and Balance Sheet 35:39 - What is non-controlling interest? 36:11 - Vodafone Idea: A contrasting example 41:20 - Good balance sheet traits: TCS, Infosys, Asian Paints 45:53 - Summary: Balance sheet recap for beginners 46:31 - Bonus: Tools & insights for further analysis 48:14 - Outro: Upcoming tools & future videos ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Financially Free is a channel dedicated to teaching how people to achieve financial freedom. The curriculum of this channel has been developed by Mr. Shubham (Creator of the course Investing: Beginner to Advance.), who become full-time investor (his portfolio grew from 0 to 20 crore in just a few years), and the Founder of GIGL - Er. Hemant Pant, who is famous for explaining difficult concepts in an easy way. Disclaimer: Mr. Shubham and Mr. Hemant are not SEBI-registered investment advisors or research analysts. They are not registered with PFRDA or IRDA either. The content posted on this platform, in the videos, or in the live classes is purely for educational purposes and does not constitute investing or trading advice. Viewers/readers should do their own research and due diligence before investing or acting on the information presented. Some of the links we have posted in social media posts, videos, descriptions, comments, and other related resources might be affiliate links. Jai Hind :) Regards, Team Financially Free ™