Course reviews

4.7 from 103 ratings· 103 written

Robera Dessalegn Tekle
Essential Prep for Ethiopia's Emerging Stock Market
This Introduction to Capital Market course by Biritu (StockMarket.et) is an invaluable, highly practical primer that breaks down complex financial fundamentals into digestible, beginner-friendly Amharic content. By systematically walking learners through primary and secondary market structures, equity and debt instruments, derivative products, investment strategies like Value Investing, and the regulatory roles of key market intermediaries, it delivers a clear, well-scaffolded foundation for anyone seeking essential financial literacy or preparing to navigate modern capital markets.
Abenezer Awgichew
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Bethelhem
Great learning experience
A helpful course with clear explanations. I learned a lot and enjoyed the experience.
Gadisa Bedane Alemu
gadisab@gmail.com
Excellent course! The material was exceptionally well-structured, clear, and easy to follow. I gained valuable insights that I can immediately apply.
Lelena Tefera Zemedkun
liked it
very effective and easy to learn also to understand
Biruk Tarekegn
birukt963@gmail.com
Good to learn capital market
Nahom WG
Layout
Its very easy and informative. We’re as the layouts are difficult to navigate specifically on quiz page you don’t know whether answersd or not.
Enderasse
Attractive , easy, simple and wel design with excellent contents
The “Capital Market” introductory book by StockMarket.et provides an essential educational framework for the upcoming Ethiopian capital market, focusing on enhancing the financial literacy of the local community. It argues that investing is vital for wealth creation and combating inflation, showcasing through comparative analysis how a disciplined 15% annual return on investment can exponentially outperform simple cash savings, potentially yielding 19.16 million birrs compared to just 2.01 million over a twenty-year period. The document guides readers through the core philosophy of price discovery and the transition from private to publicly traded entities, aiming to bridge the knowledge gap that currently hinders market participation. The document further details the operational mechanics of the market, distinguishing between primary markets for Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and secondary markets where existing securities are traded among investors. It explores a wide array of financial instruments—ranging from equity types like common and preferred stocks to debt instruments like government and corporate bonds, as well as complex derivatives such as “futures” and “options”. Crucially, it outlines the regulatory oversight provided by the Ethiopian Capital Market Authority (ECMA) and the diverse roles of service providers, including investment banks, brokers, and portfolio managers, who are tasked with ensuring a transparent and efficient ecosystem for both individual and institutional investors.
Tadele Limenh
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biniyam elias
Nice
It gave me foundational knowledge