1. What does the stock price mean? How do you know if a stock price is too high or too low? Do you think that Zoom's stock price is too high or too low or just right? 1. Hint: How does an investor have a "valuation" for a stock. The article notes "Zoom [has al lofty valuation of more than 47 times forward sales." 2. What is the difference between sales and net income. Which one do you think is more important and why? 3. Why does the stock market have a slight negative reaction to Zoom's earnings announcements despite this massive increase in sales and profit? 4. What do you think the phrase "buy side expectations" means in the article? Who are setting these expectations and how do they affect the stock market? 5. How would you go about estimating how many new customers Zoom gained from Q3 last year to Q3 this year? (Note: explain or guess the process that you could go through even if you do not have an answer) 6. Who do you consider Zoom's main rivals? How much would you estimate their sales to be given Zoom's sales in Q3 to be $777,196,000? 7. Do you have any experience investing in the stock market? If so, please elaborate