Basics Beginner: Sources of Investment Information

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1.
What kind of investor information might you find on the Internet?
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All of the above. All of the above are examples of information available to investors on the Internet.
2.
Who may benefit from reading investment books?
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All investors benefit. All investors, regardless of their level of experience, will find titles that meet their information needs.
3.
The company document that combines financial information with corporate marketing presentations is _______.
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The annual report. The annual report often combines information on corporate finances with a marketing presentation.
4.
Which of the following is not a service typically offered by investor associations?
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Mutual funds. Investor associations provide the other kinds of information listed, but do not invest their members' money for them.
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Of the following, the most up-to-date information about investments is likely to come from _______.
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Cable television. Cable television channels like Bloomberg TV and CNBC carry current stock prices and up-to-the-minute reporting on business news.