Goran Damchevski

Goran Damchevski

Equity Analyst at Simply Wall St

Education

  • Bachelor of Psychology from the University of Ljubljana

  • Certificate in Statistics 2.1x BerkleyX - Descriptive and frequency statistics

  • Google’s Fundamentals of digital marketing

Expertise

Valuation and Fundamental Analysis • Financial Analysis (e.g. Equity Models, Commercial Credit, Risk Analysis) • Financial Content Writing

Experience

Goran has over 4 years of experience in financial analysis and company research, where he previously worked in a seed-stage startup as a capital markets research analyst and product lead and developed a financial data platform for equity investors. Prior to that, his work was centered around building statistical models and market analysis for pharmaceutical companies. Goran feels at home when modelling valuations for companies, discovering financial inconsistencies and distilling complexity into understandable digests.

Focus

Goran is an Equity Analyst and Writer at Simply Wall St over 4 years of experience in financial analysis and company research. His main role in Simply Wall St is researching the impact of current events on U.S. stocks, alongside editing and publishing Simply Wall St articles with a focus on valuation, fundamental analysis, and business model viability.

Hobbies

Outside of investing, he loves cooking, nature and traveling.

You can connect with Goran on LinkedIn or Twitter.

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