Stock Price Triggers (industry opportunities and threats)
Stock Price Triggers were developed by WikiWealth.com to predict changes in stock price direction, which depend on events outside of the control of the company. In general, if SWOT opportunities are greater than SWOT threats, the stock price should raise; the opposite is also true. For more precise measures, examine each SWOT opportunity and threat, then rank them according to importance and timing. The more important the investment characteristic, the greater the impact on stock direction. The sooner a investment trigger may occur, the more influence it will have on stock price direction. Read more: Stock Price Triggers. For company-specific investment moats: SWOT Analysis.
SWOT Opportunities are Positive Stock Price Triggers: Below is a list of relevant industry investment characteristics, if any exist.
SWOT Threats are Negative Stock Price Triggers: Below is a list of relevant industry investment characteristics, if any exist.
Investment Moats (industry strengths and weaknesses)
Investment Moats are fundamental investing theories developed by Warren Buffett and adapted to the SWOT analysis. Investment moats are general characteristics that separate great investments from average stock investments. The wider the investment moat the better. Read more: Investment Moats. For company-specific investment moats: SWOT Analysis.
SWOT Strengths Increase Investor Moats: Below is a list of relevant industry investment characteristics, if any exist
SWOT Weaknesses Decrease Investor Moats: Below is a list of relevant industry investment characteristics, if any exist
