Understanding Stock Analysis Concepts

Understanding Stock Analysis Concepts

11th Grade

19 Qs

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Understanding Stock Analysis Concepts

Understanding Stock Analysis Concepts

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Business

11th Grade

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Matt Purnickescu

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19 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Laurie and Charlie are analyzing a company's stock. What is their main goal?

To predict how much the company will earn next year

To figure out how much the company is worth right now

To estimate the value of the company based on future cash it will generate

To decide if the stock price will go up or down

Answer explanation

Laurie and Charlie aim to estimate the company's value based on future cash flows, which is crucial for understanding its long-term potential and investment worthiness.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Natalie and Laurie are discussing stock investments. Natalie asks, "What does a ticker symbol represent?"

The company’s full name

A code to identify the company in stock exchanges

A unique code used to identify the company on the stock market

The company’s market value

Answer explanation

A ticker symbol is a unique code used to identify a company on the stock market, making it easier for investors to find and trade stocks. The other options do not accurately describe what a ticker symbol represents.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Natalie and Myles are reviewing the financial performance of their small business. What does the gross margin tell them?

The company’s overall revenue

The money the company keeps after covering the cost of making its products

How much the company spends on marketing

The total amount the company owes

Answer explanation

The gross margin indicates the money the company retains after covering the cost of making its products. This metric helps Natalie and Myles assess their profitability before other expenses.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Myles and Natalie are analyzing stocks for their investment club. What does the discount rate account for in their stock analysis?

How much the company will spend in the future

The expected earnings of the company

The risk involved with future cash flow

The stock price today

Answer explanation

The discount rate reflects the risk involved with future cash flows, as it adjusts the value of expected earnings to account for uncertainty and potential variability in those cash flows.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Myles and Charlie are starting a new business. What does their business model describe?

How the company makes money

How much debt the company has

How the company spends its money

How the company’s stock price changes

Answer explanation

Myles and Charlie's business model describes how the company makes money, outlining the strategies and methods for generating revenue, which is essential for the sustainability of their business.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

During a finance class, Myles asked, "What could be a catalyst for a company’s stock?"

A company’s current debt

A major new product or event that could impact stock price

The company’s current stock price

The company’s current number of employees

Answer explanation

A major new product or event can significantly influence investor perception and market dynamics, making it a key catalyst for a company's stock price, unlike the other options which are less impactful.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Myles and Natalie are analyzing stocks for their investment club. What is a risk in stock analysis?

A product becoming very popular

A problem in production or market demand that could harm the company’s future profits

A company expanding to new locations

A company’s stock price increasing

Answer explanation

A problem in production or market demand poses a risk as it can directly impact a company's future profits, making it a significant concern in stock analysis.

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