DW8 Growth, page-14586

Some light reading .It will be alright Hey Dean . But shit I'm getting nervous If this next report is average at best I am thinking the worst. but will hold to the end .

If a stock's demand sinks dramatically, it will lose much (if not all) of its value. The main factor determining the demand for a stock is the quality of the company itself. If the company is fundamentally strong, that is, if it is generating positive income, its stock is less likely to lose value.So, although stocks carry some risk, it would not be accurate to say that a loss in a stock's value is completely arbitrary. There are other factors that drive supply and demand for companies. These have a lot to do with a company's fundamentals and growth outlook. As long as these are favorable and positive, a stock's price tends to rise. If, however, a company can no longer operate profitably, there is a chance that it will be forced out of business and declare bankruptcy.
pinched that from the net.