THE STOCK MARKET. RECAP OF STRATEGIES FOR STOCK SELECTION Peter Lynch: Go with what you know(after some research) Markets: Current and Future A company.

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THE STOCK MARKET

RECAP OF STRATEGIES FOR STOCK SELECTION Peter Lynch: Go with what you know(after some research) Markets: Current and Future A company should have customers today and even more tomorrow or it isn’t growing. Questions to consider? 1. Phase of Development – Early or Late? 2. Global Markets – Can the product/service be sold overseas? 3. Demographics – Will a large percentage of the populations want this product?

RECAP OF STRATEGIES FOR STOCK SELECTION Economic Cycle Is the Economy expanding or slowing? Good Times: Not so good times Defensive Industries: Even in difficult times people use these products. Cyclical stocks: High priced consumer goods Raw materials Avoid obvious risks Current industry condition Changes in technology Specific stock situation

INTRODUCTION TO THE STOCK MARKET