NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-XV: Research Analyst · Introduction to Research Analyst Profession
Which of the following is an example of a primary source of information for a research analyst studying a listed company?
A management meeting or plant visit is a primary source because the analyst collects the information first-hand. Newspaper articles, other brokers' reports and textbooks are secondary sources, since others have already compiled the information.
- AA newspaper article summarising the company's results
- BA management meeting or plant visit conducted by the analystCorrect
- CAnother broker's published report on the company
- DA textbook chapter on the industry
Explanation
Primary information is gathered first-hand by the analyst, such as through management interactions, channel checks or site visits. Newspaper articles, other brokers' reports and textbooks are secondary sources compiled by others.
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