Question 11 • Personal Finance - EL3403
An investor may buy stock or mutual funds if they expect a company’s future prospects to improve. A promising product could increase the company’s sales and profits, making its shares more attractive. Reaching peak popularity or having a price that has already risen sharply does not necessarily suggest further growth, and the number of investors who have bought shares is not enough by itself to show that an investment is worthwhile.
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