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Intrinsic value reflects long-term look at a company
Published: 03/31/13 00:32:15
What’s the difference between “intrinsic value” and “market value”? – C.B., Opelika, Ala.
Vesting encourages workers to stay
Published: 03/24/13 00:28:53
Can you explain “vested” and “unvested” options? – S.Y., Grand Rapids, Mich.
‘Street name’ allows quick sale of shares
Published: 03/17/13 00:29:52
What does “street name” refer to? – T.W., Sioux City, Iowa
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‘Same-store sales’ numbers are important gauge
Published: 03/10/13 01:30:19
What are “same-store sales” numbers? – G.R., Flagstaff, Ariz.
Big cash flow no guarantee of company’s financial health
Published: 03/03/13 00:31:43
Might a company that rakes in a lot of money still be a bad investment? – L.D., Worcester, Mass.
Buying and selling by insiders can give clues about stock value
Published: 02/24/13 00:34:15
I saw that some insiders at a company have recently sold several million shares of its stock. When insiders sell so many shares, who are the buyers? – F.A., Decatur, Ill.
Annual reports contain wealth of information
Published: 02/17/13 00:31:26
Do annual reports indicate how overvalued or undervalued a company’s stock is? – R.N., Jacksonville, Fla.
Numerous websites offer historical data onP/E ratios
Published: 02/10/13 00:30:11
Where can I look up historical price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios online? – D.L., Columbus, Ind.
The Motley Fool: A fantasy portfolio
Published: 03/18/12 07:18:46
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Understanding IPOs and market capitalization
Published: 12/04/11 07:29:46
I see that Groupon just went public, raising $700 million. But I also see that its market capitalization is above $7 billion. How can that be? – G.D., Franklin, Tenn.

