How Do You Choose the Right Stocks?
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Question 1 of 7
Fundamentally strong companies that pay dividends are great because
Earning dividends produces a passive stream of income
The money you get from dividends pass through back into the company, keeping them profitable
This is a false statement, dividends are harmful
Smart Money never invest these companies, increasing the amount of shares you can buy
Question 2 of 7
When a company is continually fundamentally strong, what is most likely the outcome for its dividends?
To increase revenue, dividends may be cut
Dividends may increase
The company has fulfilled its obligation for profits and will completely shut down dividend payouts
Dividends will increase for a time and immediately be removed permanently
Question 3 of 7
Statistically, upward trending stocks you would find in major indices that have multiple bullish breakouts tend to:
Reverse and plummet in the long term
Plateau for the next several decades
Become extremely volatile in the next month, then level off for the next 10 years
Continue a bull run in the long term
Question 4 of 7
Which of following companies have been downward trending in the last 5 years (as of Feb 14, 2020)?
Ford (F)
General Motors (GM)
Visa (V)
Nike (NKE)
Question 5 of 7
Which of following companies have been upward trending in the last 5 years (as of Feb 14, 2020)?
JCPenney (JCP)
Microsoft (MSFT)
General Electric (GE)
Waste Management (WM)
Question 6 of 7
Which of following time spans do we consider when doing technical analysis on charts?
3-month
50-year
1-year
5-year
Question 7 of 7
When doing fundamental analysis of a company, which of the following is NOT considered a strong fundamental attribute of a company?
Top-line revenue year-to-year
Most of the time, quarter-to-quarter revenue
Market price is trending upward
The company is innovative