Below is the stock share price history for the movie theater company AMC. Which of the following would not explain the share price movements during the middle part of 2021? AMC Entertainment Holding Share Price History 1D 5D 1M 6M YTD 1Y 5Y Max 60 40 20 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Irrational exuberance about rapid share price gains that clouds judgement. A fear of missing out on capital gains on the part of stock buyers. Stock buyers adopting a herd mentality toward choosing what stock shares to purchase. A belief that over the long-term, a company's stock share price will align with its current or future profitability.

arning -Courses E 3.1.1 Study-Google Docs olic/activity/3001002/assessment 3.1.2 Quiz: How Organizations Succeed Questlon 1 of 10 Which of the following is a source of risk for businesses? O A. Dividend analyses that show lost earnings B. Government regulations that set minimum wages O C. Profit goals that are not realistic O D. Stakeholder interests that affect the community

How does managerial accounting assist in analyzing Ford Motor Company's financials?

Answer these two: 1)why couldn't we publish a tombstone after a red herring ? 2)how can we advertise the IPO if we don't know the price and we don't know the number of shares???

Discuss whether environmental sustainability matters in creating value for shareholders.

Lyft launched its IPO on April 1st 2019 with a share price of $72. Before the IPO, Lyft’s board of directors was likely trying to decide how to compensate CEO Logan Green to provide an incentive for him to increase the firm’s performance and share price after it went public. Let’s say the board was considering two possibilities such that they were deciding between providing one million dollars worth of shares of the firm stock at $72 per share or one million dollars worth of call options with a strike price of $72 and a maturity and vesting date one year after the IPO. To keep things simple, let’s say CEO Logan Green can choose between providing two levels of effort: regular effort or high effort. He has been exerting regular effort all along. He could switch to high effort which would be much more costly for him as he would have to work even longer hours, but the extra effort would likely result in better performance for the firm. The goal of the board’s incentive compensation is to…

SNJOXNJE1/a/NTE1MDg2Mzk5MDY1/details Open with Google Docs EOQ QUESTIONS Question one Determine optimal number of needles to order, given D = 2,000 units, S = $15 per order, H = $.50 per unit per year. Question Two Calculate the Total annual cost D= 1,500 units Q*=250 units S $10 per order N = 5 orders per year H= $.50 per unit per year T= 50 days. Question Three The following information is given to you D= 19,000 units/yr, H = $4/unit/year, S= $25/order. Calculate the EOQ, Annual holding cost and annual ordering cost. Question Four The following information is given to you, D= 200units/yr; H= $4/unit/lyear, Q= 60. Calculate the annual setupcost. Question Five 1/ 3 1. An auto parts supplier sells Hardy brand batteries to car dealers and auto mechanics. The Page

Suppose that you decide to play a game. You buy stockby throwing a dice a few times, using that method toselect which stock to buy. After ten months you calculate the return on your investment and the return earned bysomeone who followed “expert” advice during the sameperiod. If both returns are similar, would this constitute evidence in favor of or against the efficient markethypothesis?

Explain how and why market behavior affects the financial statements at various times throughout the calendar year for your organization

Economics Which of the following statements is false? O The government taxes the income of corporations separately. O Unless the articles of incorporation specify, shareholders do not participate in corporate management. O Generally, shareholders can freely transfer their corporate shares. O Corporations do not assume liability for corporate actions. O Corporations can keep profits, or retained earnings, to reinvest.