Quantitative vs. Qualitative Analysis: The Perfect Blend in Fundamental Investing

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Quantitative vs. Qualitative Analysis: The Perfect Blend in Fundamental Investing

Quantitative Analysis: The Numbers Game

  • Looks at Revenue, Profit Margins, Debt Levels, PE Ratio, EPS, ROE, etc.
  • Helps determine whether a stock is financially strong.

Qualitative Analysis: The Business Story

  • Examines brand strength, leadership, competitive edge, industry trends.
  • Answers: Does the company have a sustainable future?

Example: Infosys vs. Paytm

📌 Infosys (Strong Quantitative & Qualitative) – Consistent profits, global brand, reliable leadership.
📌 Paytm (Weak Quantitative, Strong Qualitative) – Strong brand, high growth potential but struggling financials.

A balanced investor combines both approaches for smarter decisions.

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