If you are looking for explanations to a question, I usually like to talk directly to a person. This is because many times the answer to one question leads to another question and this can go on and on. I also like to get a feeling for how the person is answering the question. If they have lots of time to write an answer, it may be different than having to respond on the spot. Questions to Ask First and foremost, feel free to ask any questions about the company.
Some people feel more comfortable writing their questions down before making the call.
As you ask questions, think about the answers you have been given. Short-term problems may create an opportunity. Long-term problems may indicate a poor investment. Looking at the front side of the SSG, several questions should come to mind. One of the interesting things that can come from this last question are the names of other companies to be considered as an investment.