Understanding Financial Markets Through Real Experience

We've spent years working with actual market data, learning from both successes and mistakes. Now we share what really works in fundamental analysis.

Where We Started

Back in 2019, I was managing a small portfolio and making every rookie mistake in the book. Reading quarterly reports without understanding what the numbers actually meant for business performance. Chasing trends instead of looking at underlying company health.

The turning point came during the March 2020 market crash. While everyone was panicking, I started seeing companies with genuinely strong fundamentals trading at ridiculous discounts. That's when fundamental analysis clicked — it wasn't just about ratios and formulas, but understanding what makes businesses actually work.

Three years later, we started mirquanthylo to teach the practical side of financial analysis. Not the theoretical stuff you find in textbooks, but the real-world approach that helps you spot opportunities before they become obvious to everyone else.

Financial analysis workspace with charts and research materials

How We Approach Financial Education

Real Company Case Studies

We dissect actual financial statements from companies you know. Learn to spot red flags in cash flow statements and identify growth patterns that traditional metrics miss.

Market Context Analysis

Understanding why P/E ratios matter more in some industries than others. We show you how sector dynamics and economic cycles affect fundamental valuation methods.

Practical Research Methods

Build research workflows that actually save time while improving accuracy. Learn which financial databases give you the best insights and how to verify information sources.

Financial data analysis and market research

Investment analysis tools and methodologies

Financial modeling and valuation techniques

Our Teaching Philosophy

Most finance education focuses on memorizing formulas. We think that's backwards. You need to understand business operations first, then learn how financial statements reflect that reality.

Our programs start with how companies actually make money, then work backwards to the financial metrics. This approach helps you develop intuition for what numbers make sense and which ones should raise questions.

Finley Crenshaw

Lead Financial Analyst

"I've seen too many people get caught up in complex models while missing basic business fundamentals. Good analysis starts with understanding what drives revenue and costs."

Advanced financial analysis techniques and market research

Ready to Start Learning?

Our next comprehensive program begins in September 2025. Six months of practical fundamental analysis training with real market applications.