What do 10Qs and 10Ks do?

Allow public companies a way to attract potential investors

Offer colorful and illuminating content

Display all pertinent information without the PR spin

Deliver new ways of calculating profits

What is revenue?

The amount found after subtracting operating expenses

The amount left over after removing taxes

Sales-generated cash or cash equivalents

All of the above

To the investor, what does a company's earnings help to indicate?

Long-term viability

Profit available to shareholders

Book value

Market value

How should one view revenue and earnings estimates?

Base decisions on the company's internally-generated projections

As well researched professional opinions

Explore what criteria and assumptions led to those estimates

Determine that estimates are not reliable except when issued by the company

What should one do when making an investment decision?

Base the decision on historical data

Ignore what the competition is doing

Focus on the company's R&D strategy

Consider the competition's product, marketing, tactics and financial track record

Company A has earnings of $5/share and a share price of $100.
Company B has earnings of $1/share and a share price of $25.
This means that:

Company A has a PE Ratio of 50

Company A has a PE Ratio of 20

Company A has a lower PE ratio than Company B

All of the above