i am value investor. before invest my hard earning money in a listed company i check all the details of the company. for this reason i already finalized below 4 no. question.

1. Am I making rational, independent investment decisions based on objective analysis and a long-term perspective, or am I being swayed by market fluctuations, emotional reactions, and the sentiment of others?

2. Am I aware of my biases and actively taking steps to mitigate them to make a rational and informed investment decision, free from influences of recent news, personal experiences, and other biases?

3. Do I fully understand this business, its industry dynamics, how it makes money, and whether it’s within my circle of competence?

4. Am I thoroughly analyzing annual reports to understand company performance, strategy, and risks, and using them for informed investment decisions?

Now i will give you below 17 no. questions. After consider above 4 no. questions, tell me from below 17 no. questions which should be top 3 question  i should add in above list to complete my question list to analysis the company completely.

Note: don't change any question.

1. Am I engaging in "second-level thinking" by considering multiple perspectives and anticipating the reactions of other investors?

 2. Am I acknowledging the role of luck in investment outcomes, both good and bad?

  3. Am I taking the time to understand the company's intrinsic value, independent of its current stock price or recent price movements?

   4. Am I diligently researching and analyzing the company's long-term prospects and competitive landscape, rather than relying on short-term trends or relative comparisons?

   5. Am I diversifying my sources of information, rather than relying on a single expert or a narrow range of perspectives?

   6. Am I comparing this company's multiples to those of its closest competitors and industry peers?

   7. Are the companies I'm comparing truly comparable in terms of their business models, growth prospects, and financial risks?

   8. Do I believe I can control my investment results just because I have learned a lot about this business?

   9. Do I believe I can outsmart other investors because of my knowledge of this specific business?

   10. Am I comfortable with the fact that intrinsic value is an estimate, not a precise figure, and requires making assumptions about the future?

   11. What alternative investments could I make with this capital, and what returns could I expect from those investments?

   12. Am I being influenced by the current market price or a previously calculated intrinsic value, even if the underlying business fundamentals have changed?

    13. Would I be comfortable if the stock fell another 50%?

   14. Can I use a discounted cash flow (DCF) model to estimate the intrinsic value of the company and determine if its stock price offers a margin of safety?

   15. Am I focusing on the potential for permanent capital loss as the primary risk, rather than short-term volatility?

    16. Am I realistically assessing the risks associated with this investment, acknowledging that "more things can happen than will happen"?

   17. Is the business easy to understand and run?