Which do you think a shareholder is likely to find more useful- a report on the past (6 marks) or an estimate of the future? Why?
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A shareholder is likely to find an estimate of the future more useful than a report on the past.
- A shareholder is an individual who owns the shares of a company. He is basically an owner of a company.
- When a shareholder decides to invest his money in the shares of a certain company, he looks at various metrics and data to find out the best available option to him.
- A report of the past performances of a company is important data. It can guide an investor about how the company has performed historically.
- But, historical performance is not an indication of the future. The future may be a lot more different than the past.
- Estimates of the future are a much better metric to determine if investing in a company is the correct option or not.
- Estimates are also not completely accurate and may differ from reality. But, they still are more useful to a shareholder than a report of past performances.
- But, before investing an individual should take a look at both before coming to any conclusion.
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