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Stocks 106: Gathering Relevant Information about Companies

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1.
Which of the following sources is written from a point of view other than the company itself?
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Analyst research report. Independent analyst research reports sometimes provide a different perspective compared with information published by the company itself.
2.
What is the must-read public filing that provides a comprehensive overview of a company and is published annually?
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10-K. A company's 10-K is a must-read annual report filed with the SEC. It is the most comprehensive of the public filings and contains audited financial statements.
3.
In order to become sufficiently informed about a prospective stock, it is necessary to be able to read all of the news that comes out about the company that issues it.
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False. You don't need to read all the available information.
4.
Which public filing provides investors with a quarterly update?
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10-Q. A company's 10-Q is a quarterly report filed with the SEC. It contains unaudited financial statements.
5.
If you want to find out if the CEO is selling his or her stock or buying more, you should search which public filings?
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Form 4. The form 4 contains information about stock trading made by company insiders.