Choose at least 2 publicly traded stocks commonly traded in US markets to analyze and evaluate....

 

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Choose at least 2 publicly traded stocks commonly traded in US markets to analyze and evaluate. Take a screenshot of the stock quotes and summarize both of your stocks (in your words, 4 points) including the following information: Name, symbol, and on which exchange the stock is traded; • Price (at what time and date); • 52-week high and low; • Dividend yield; • P/E ratio, beta, and EPS; After the summaries, provide one-paragraph analysis for each stock (4 points). In doing this, pretend you are stock analyst and you are providing a review of each of the stocks. Include the following tips in your analysis: • A description of the company (what does the company do, what sector that they are in, any latest news/reports about the company that drew your attention?); • The general health of the company (trends of the stock, how the stock has performed in comparison to its competitors, beta and P/E ratio, etc.); ● If you are planning your investment, will you buy it or not? Does it fit your risk preference or not? And why? Choose at least 2 publicly traded stocks commonly traded in US markets to analyze and evaluate. Take a screenshot of the stock quotes and summarize both of your stocks (in your words, 4 points) including the following information: Name, symbol, and on which exchange the stock is traded; • Price (at what time and date); • 52-week high and low; • Dividend yield; • P/E ratio, beta, and EPS; After the summaries, provide one-paragraph analysis for each stock (4 points). In doing this, pretend you are stock analyst and you are providing a review of each of the stocks. Include the following tips in your analysis: • A description of the company (what does the company do, what sector that they are in, any latest news/reports about the company that drew your attention?); • The general health of the company (trends of the stock, how the stock has performed in comparison to its competitors, beta and P/E ratio, etc.); ● If you are planning your investment, will you buy it or not? Does it fit your risk preference or not? And why?

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