Tutorial 2: How do I use Bloomberg ticker symbols (00:01:36)
In this video, you will learn how to use Bloomberg ticker symbols effectively. The video covers various topics, including understanding Bloomberg tickers, entering ticker symbols for different market sectors, and using ticker symbols to analyze specific securities.

Tutorial 3: What online help and learning resources are available on Bloomberg (00:03:43)
Join us in this instructional video as we guide you through the essential features of Bloomberg. Learn to navigate the user guide, access training materials, search for specific topics like ESG, and submit inquiries to the Help Desk. Gain valuable insights on accessing training videos through a personal Bloomberg account.

Tutorial 4: How to find the market capitalization and financial ratios of a company (00:02:12)
This video provides a tutorial on how to find the market capitalization and financial ratios of a company using the Bloomberg terminal. It explains how to access the Bloomberg terminal, search for a company, and navigate to the Financial Analysis page to find key statistics, income statements, balance sheets, cash flow statements, and financial ratios. It also demonstrates how to export the ratio analysis to an Excel file using the Bloomberg Excel Add-In.

Tutorial 5: How to find research reports and analyst recommendations on a company (00:01:51)
This video will show you how to find research reports and analyst recommendations on a company on Bloomberg. It uses Cathay Pacific as an example and demonstrates how to use the command line to access broker research reports and analyst recommendations.

Tutorial 6: How can I find the stock prices of multiple securities over a period of time (00:03:39)
This video will show you how to find the stock prices of multiple securities over a period of time on Bloomberg. This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to use the G function code in Bloomberg to create custom charts for multiple securities and export the data to Excel. It explains how to access the G function code, select securities, adjust data frequency, add technical studies, choose themes, and export data to Excel.

Tutorial 7: How to find the constituents of a stock index (00:01:04)
This video provides a tutorial on how to find the constituents of a stock index using the Bloomberg terminal. It also shows how to save the constituents in an Excel file.

Tutorial 8: How to download the last price and price earnings ratio for the constituents of a stock index over a period of time in Excel (00:03:30)
This video will show you how to find and download the last price and price earnings ratio for the constituents of a stock index over a period of time using the Bloomberg Excel Add-In. It explains how to install the Bloomberg Excel Add-In, use the Spreadsheet Builder to select securities and data items, set periodicity and time frame, select layout options, and export data to Excel.

Tutorial 9: How to create a list of companies with the desired criteria (00:03:53)
This tutorial shows you how to create a list of companies with the desired criteria in Bloomberg. It explains how to access the EQS function, select screening criteria and data fields, set values for the criteria, view search results, and export data to Excel.

Types of Information Sources (00:01:55)
During the transition from high school to university, it\\\\\\\'s important to expand your range of information sources. Take into account the source type, such as newspapers, magazines, or government reports. As you progress in your academic journey, you\\\\\\\'ll delve into scientific literature tailored for researchers and scholars.