Questions on how to communicate your positioning relative to the market and peers are answered here. Companies are increasingly looking beyond information on themselves to the stock market for guidance on how to communicate their strategies to investors. Your Story shows you how.

	How do we look as an investment to investors?
	What is our positioning as an investment in the market?
	How do we compare to peers? What differentiates us? How do we address our strengths and weaknesses?
	Does our shareholder base reflect our perceptions of ourselves? Where do perceptions converge or diverge?
	How has our positioning changed over time? Has our story changed with it?
	Why should an investor buy us?
	What are our objectives? If we achieve them, what will happen to our stock price?
	Are we a good value?
	Is a growth story credible?
	Do we have a good track record?
	How do we look as an investment to investors?
	Are there alternative reference points or analogies we can use?
	Are we a good value? Compared to what?
	What should our objectives be, and how do we assess our performance?
	Big and ugly?
	Diversified?
	Small? No volume?
	Complicated?
	Black eye?
	High valuation? Recent stock price run-up?
	Where do I get the information I need?
	How do I avoid spending the whole day making charts?