Looking at the stock market today, would you say heavy trading is a sign of a healthy economy or just a sign of speculation?

If a company announces big losses and their share values decrease, is it better for them to seek an overdraft facility or try to obtain money through selling an equity stake?

How does a national recession typically change a company's annual turnover?

When a company is struggling and facing bankruptcy, why do you think it is so difficult for them to remain competitive against a rival?

We often hear about emerging markets. Why do you think investors are so likely to put their capital into these areas even if the risk of debt is high?

If you were a CEO, would you focus more on maximizing the profit margin every quarter, or would you prioritize long-term growth? How would you please your shareholders if you had to announce an interim loss?

In your opinion, what is the most important factor that influences market confidence? Is it the forecast or actual pre-tax profits?