Problem:
Choose a stock that you like. Then visit Yahoo Finance at https://finance.yahoo.com/?u. Once there, enter the ticker symbol for your stock in the space provided so that you can be taken to pages where you will see a comprehensive set financial information - including the latest price - related to your company of choice. If you don't know your stock's symbol, click on "Symbol Lookup" to get the ticker symbol for your company. Once you see the financial pages, scroll down the page and observe the available information there.
1) What type of key financial information is available at the page you entered? Describing what information can be obtained under each "hot link". In your write-up, make sure to click on the following "hot links" and describe what you saw:
Chart, Financials, Historical Prices, Industry, Insider, Profile, Reports, Research, and SEC Filings.
2) Aside from the key financial information, you will also see a set of accounting data. What is the significance of such data, if any at all, to the price of your stock? In answering this question, make sure you build upon what you learned about stock valuation. Go back to the stock price, and based on your answer above, attempt to see if you can justify the company's prevailing stock price reported on that page. What is your company's P/E ratio and what is the P/E ratio for its industry?