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The manager's answer may indicate whether the company is planning a merger or acquisition, if it will use its cash to buy back common shares in the open market, or if it feels it is better off saving cash for future expansion. This information is particularly valuable because it may alert the investor to potential catalysts that could drive the stock, or to potential risks that could depress it.

If you're asking about future growth, you should be looking for a response that would indicate that the company is taking steps to improve its place in the market. If the company isn't growing and is losing cash, then you know what kind of performance to expect. (To learn how to read a company's balance sheet, see


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References: www.investopedia.com/articles/stocks/08/...s-for-management.asp


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