There are many ways on how one would perform fundamental analysis on companies before he or she invests. It can be an extremely in-depth research, which is mostly recommended if you are unfamiliar with the company and you are purchasing it for the first time. It always pays off to know more than less but it can be very consuming at times. In this post, I will show a quick bread and butter methodology on how you can perform fundamental analysis research on selected companies for the shortest time with the greatest result. You might recall that one of Benjamin Graham's rule in finding an undervalued stock includes pricing its entry price at least a third below its intrinsic value. For me, I usually place a stricter first round screening criteria towards my stocks filtering exercise which is the first step in identifying solid companies, perform some background analysis on the strength of the companies, and then ......