What are the three Stock Valuation Growth Scenarios, that Todd discusses? Can you give a "real world" stock (NYSE or NASDAQ listed) example of a company's stock that falls into each of these three categories? What is a P/E ratio? How do you know if it's good, or bad? Can you give an example of a stock (NYSE or NASDAQ Listed) with a good P/E ratio? How about one with a bad P/E ratio? Why, in each case? Finally, overvalued, and undervalued. Again, an example of a stock in each category, and why you selected them. Finally, stocks have an appeal on popularity, but may not always be right for every portfolio. What makes Amazon and Tesla different from Proctor and Gamble, or General Mills. It's not the amount of coverage the first two get on CBNC. It's not the "futuristic" image of the first two, over the 20th Century companies. There's a very important difference, and I'm curious if you can identify it. As a hint, it impacts you, as a stockholder