What does SWOT stand for in the context of stock market analysis?

"Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats" "Sales, Workforce, Operations, Technology" "Strategy, Winning, Objectives, Tactics" "Stocks, Worth, Overvaluation, Trends"

According to the text, which of these is NOT a factor to consider when evaluating a company's strengths?

"Management and employees" "Product quality and innovation" "Market share and brand recognition" "Customer loyalty and brand loyalty"

Where can investors find information about a company's potential liabilities and weaknesses?

"Social media trends" "Competitor websites" "The company's annual report" "Financial news websites"

What type of opportunities should investors look for in companies?

"Companies focusing solely on their existing products" "Companies with a history of resisting change" "Companies aggressively venturing into new areas" "Companies with a high level of debt"

What is the primary source of information about a company's future plans and growth strategies?

"Rumors and speculation" "The company's website" "The Management Discussion & Analysis section of the annual report" "Industry blogs and forums"

Which of the following is NOT considered a potential threat to a company's stock?

"Government policies" "Competition" "Product innovation" "Litigation"