Designed for investors. Evaluate what you find As you approach any new information resource, whether print or electronic, ask the following questions. This will help you to assess the utility of each source for your needs and to analyze the results of your search. Allocate several hours for your research at different points in your project. Plan on going back to gather data.
Some topics are easier to research than others.
Consider whether any government agency is concerned about the topic. Refine your topic. Outline your project and figure out what information you will need. Gather information for the project and analyze it. Begin drafting your project and see if you need additional information that you didn't get earlier.