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At some point I think it will be a good investment, but not yet. Wait to see how big the recalls are going to be and how much they are going to cost. Toyota is also going to have to do a PR campaign to gain back market share and they will probably have to have some price cuts on their cars to...

At some point I think it will be a good investment, but not yet. Wait to see how big the recalls are going to be and how much they are going to cost. Toyota is also going to have to do a PR campaign to gain back market share and they will probably have to have some price cuts on their cars to...

b. it has a financial leverageof zero

$2.10/(.12-.05) = $30

$2.10/(.12-.05) = $30

$2.10/(.12-.05) = $30

Points usually refer to an index like the Dow Jones, S&P 500, Russell 2000 etc. Sometimes people refer to points when talking about individual stocks, but its really not proper. When refering to individual stocks it refers to dollars and cents.

Earnings means profits. Revenue generally means total sales and other income of the company. It includes accrued sales and income, which is money earned but not yet received in cash. Margins are the difference between earnings and expenses.

When they emerge from bankruptcy it will be a new issue of stock, that shareholders will have to buy again. The current stock will be canceled.

Take some finance course, investments, corporate finance, financial accounting and math and statistics. You could have had a 29 percent return in the last three months in an index fund.

The risk is generally lower with a large cap company. The volatility is lower. But that doesnt mean that any individual one of them couldnt go bankrupt. Thats the reason for diversification.

c. Secondary market

Read Sam Walton's autobiography "Made in America" and you will see how his concept of marketing developed from one Ben Franklin store into Walmart. You can find it on Amazon or at the library. Walmart isnt the same store today that Sam started. Their products arent made in America. But the...

Q means its in bankruptcy. It can still be traded. Right now its worth what it says it is. Eventually the stock is going to be canceled and worthless. Then it will disappear. New stock will be issued that investors will have to buy all over again.

They are generally not part of the normal costs of operating the business and they are listed on the income statement as nonrecurring. But it can be ambiguous.

The stock is gone. Its going to be canceled and worthless. New stock issued. Investors will have to buy the new stock if they want it.

They wont cease to exist. They will file Chapter 11 bankruptcy and reorganize. Its not a good buy. When they file bankruptcy the stock will be canceled and worthless and they will issue new stock. Ford is in better shape financially and thats why their stock has risen.

You have a better chance of making money with a lottery ticket.