In most cases, information from [...] is crucial to an analyst’s effectiveness.
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sources apart from the company
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3.2. Other Sources of Information , the industry, the company, and peer (comparable) companies. Information on the economy, industry, and peer companies is useful in putting the company’s financial performance and position in perspective and in assessing the company’s future. <span>In most cases, information from sources apart from the company is crucial to an analyst’s effectiveness. For example, an analyst studying a consumer-oriented company will typically seek direct experience with the products (taste the food or drink, use the shampoo or soap, visit the stores
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