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The goal in analyzing an underperforming firm is to look ahead 3 to 5 years by judging management capability and evaluating the price you should pay for its stock. You should also look at other considerations and reach a conclusion if the firm will grow, remain as a slow growth or no growth organization. The major problem in developing a report or organizing data, is what format to use, avoiding among other things the agony of deciding what factors to cover. Because writing can be a chore, the cross-out method (write what you think and cross out what you do not need or does not sound proper) will let you report your judgments with ease. In this Special Project, the information is mostly coming from completed reports such as Value Line and Standard and Poor’s Reports located in most local libraries or other financial data from online sources (www.money.cnn.com (CNN), www.bloomberg.com (Bloomberg-Business & Financial News), www.finance.yahoo.com (Yahoo), http://www.smartmoney.com (Smart Money)) - that are available on all the suggested companies in the list of firms supplied for the project. Your report content should reflect the current situation of the company – perhaps a quick snap financial overview of the firm as follows –

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The factors affecting growth includes:

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