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Originally Posted by eribrav
You're scratching the surface of something that's highly complex, and looking for a simple answer. There isn't a simple answer.
No company is going to give you any sort of estimation of future profit. They have no way of knowing. They also realize there could be losses, not profits.
Why do you imply that trading stocks is "extremely high risk"? I trade stocks all the time, but I am very risk averse and have a structured trading system that makes me a VERY low risk trader. It works for me. I'm going to guess that you know little or nothing about risk aversion, and money management techniques that facilitate safe investing and trading. I'd suggest you start educating yourself in that area.
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The emphasis is mine.
I don't know, I've (briefly) talked to two different investment companies in my life and both gave me estimation of future profits, which is why I thought they did such things.
As for trading stocks, I can look at stock prices and see how volatile they are and conclude that they are high risk. Prey tell, how do you avoid risk in such an environment? If your suggestion of "educating yourself" is honest, why don't you point me in the right direction? How does one learn about such things?