Basics Beginner:
Sources of Investment Information
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1.
Who may benefit from reading investment books?
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Beginning investors
Intermediate investors
Veteran investors
All investors benefit.
All investors benefit. All investors, regardless of their level of experience, will find titles that meet their information needs.
2.
The company document that combines financial information with corporate marketing presentations is _______.
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The annual report
The quarterly report
The prospectus
None of the above
The annual report. The annual report often combines information on corporate finances with a marketing presentation.
3.
Which kind of firm is likely to have a Website?
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Stock exchange
Bond rating service
Mutual fund company
All of the above
All of the above. All of the above firms are likely to have their own Websites.
4.
The best place to learn about local companies is likely to be _______.
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Investor's Business Daily
Money Magazine
Your local newspaper
MSNBC
Your local newspaper. Your local newspaper may have more timely and in-depth information about local companies than any national media source.
5.
Which of the following is not a service typically offered by investor associations?
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Investment software
Journals and newsletters
Books
Mutual funds
Mutual funds. Investor associations provide the other kinds of information listed, but do not invest their members' money for them.
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