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1 Making Portfolio Investment Decisions BUYSELLHOLD

2 Making Portfolio Investment Decisions Net Income- – Total earnings after al expenses and taxes have been paid Revenue – Money collected for providing a product or service Profit-

3 Making Portfolio Investment Decisions Pick out one stock from yesterday…. Yahoo Finance Analyst Report Buy, Sell, or Hold?

4 Making Portfolio Investment Decisions How is the Sector Preforming? Growing? Collapsing? Worksheet….

5 Making Portfolio Investment Decisions Compare 2 Stocks from the same Industry Write a Paragraph about if you would buy, sell or hold the stock.

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