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Stocks 207: Weighing Management Quality

Introduction to Weighing Management Quality Why Management Matters Weighing Management Structure Consider Management Quality When Buying a Business 20 Questions to Help You Weigh a Company's Management Quality Summary of Weighing Management Quality
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Introduction to Weighing Management Quality

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Though competitive positioning remains extremely important to a company's long-term fortunes, quality of management matters, too.

What you will learn

  • Why Management Matters
  • Weighing Management Structure
  • Consider Management Quality When Buying a Business
  • 20 Questions to Help You Weigh a Company's Management Quality

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Introduction to Weighing Management Quality

Because people run companies, any investment opinion about a company is an opinion about the likely outcome of the combined efforts of the people who work for and manage it.

Keeping this in mind when you evaluate companies as investment opportunities can provide valuable perspective on some of the qualitative factors you should focus on. This lesson will cover some of the most important questions to ask and the sources you can use to evaluate the people who run public companies.