Drag the tiles to the table. Each tile can be used more than once.Determine the most likely action that an investor will take for each scenario.10,000Price per Share ($)5,000buy1997hold sellSelect the correct answer.● A.● B.ScenarioAn investor is waiting until it is clearer whether a stock will dowell after a purchase.An investor thinks that a particular stock is not performingand worries the price of the shares may drop in the future.An investor doesn't own a particular stock but is consideringadding it to her portfolio depending on how well it does in thenear future.An investor who tracks market trends notices that a bullmarket is starting.Based on this stock price model, what is the best prediction of what the price will do next?1998 1999Time (years)start increasingkeep decreasingC. hold valueD. no way to predict2000Drag each tile to the correct box.Reset2001NextAction >Determine the type of risk each investment is likely to incur.business riskValerie bought bonds that includea feature to pay the bonds backearlier than the maturity date.call riskBrian used most of his savings topurchase the stock of a bigcompany.AJ invested all of his savings ina rental home.taxed at a higher rateincurs more annualbrokerage feesliquidity riskShort-ResetDrag each tile to the correct location on the table.Determine whether the characteristics describe short-term investments or long-term investments.more affected byrapid market changesShort-Term Investmenttaxability riskResetNextcarries the risk ofhigher inflationLee purchased municipal bondsissued by a government entityNextstmsubject to moretransaction feesLong-Term Investment

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Drag the tiles to the table. Each tile can be used more than once. Determine the most likely action that an investor will take for each scenario. Price per Share ($) 10,000 buy 5,000 1997 hold Select the correct answer. 1998 An investor is waiting until it is clearer whether a stock will do well after a purchase. An investor thinks that a particular stock is not performing and worries the price of the shares may drop in the future. An investor doesn't own a particular stock but is considering adding it to her portfolio depending on how well it does in the near future. Scenario An investor who tracks market trends notices that a bull market is starting. Based on this stock price model, what is the best prediction of what the price will do next? 1999 Time (years) ● A. start increasing ● B. keep decreasing C. hold value D. no way to predict 2000 2001 Reset Next Action

Drag the tiles to the table. Each tile can be used more than once. Determine the most likely action that an investor will take for each scenario. Price per Share ($) 10,000 buy 5,000 1997 hold Select the correct answer. 1998 An investor is waiting until it is clearer whether a stock will do well after a purchase. An investor thinks that a particular stock is not performing and worries the price of the shares may drop in the future. An investor doesn't own a particular stock but is considering adding it to her portfolio depending on how well it does in the near future. Scenario An investor who tracks market trends notices that a bull market is starting. Based on this stock price model, what is the best prediction of what the price will do next? 1999 Time (years) ● A. start increasing ● B. keep decreasing C. hold value D. no way to predict 2000 2001 Reset Next Action

Essentials Of Investments

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Chapter1: Investments: Background And Issues

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You are long 1000 shares of XYZ stock. You want to stay in the position but are afraid of a move lower in the stock. The stock is currently at $125.94 and you only want to risk $6 from the current price. Which strategy would be best to accomplish your objective? a. covered call b. covered put c. straddle d. bull call spread e. protective put
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You have determined the price of a common stock (Apple, Google, etc.) will increase substantially over the next few months. In order to participate, make a profit, you could: I. Buy the stock today and sell it later for a profit II. Buy a Call Option with an exercise price believed to be lower than the future value III. Sell a Put Option with an exercise price believed to be higher than the future value. O A. I only O B. Il only O C.Il only O D.I, II. & III
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You are given the following information concerning the trades made on a particular stock. Calculate the money flow for the stock based on these trades. (Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required. A negative value should be indicated by a minus sign. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to the nearest whole dollar.) Price Volume $ 59.97 59.99 3,400 59.97 2,900 59.96 3,300 58.97 3,450 60.20 4,200 60.11 4,500
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Here is some price information on Fincorp stock. Suppose that Fincorp trades in a dealer market. Bid Ask 46.54 46.89 a. Suppose you have submitted an order to your broker to buy at market. At what price will your trade be executed? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) b. Suppose you have submitted an order to sell at market. At what price will your trade be executed? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) c. Suppose you have submitted a limit order to sell at $47.15. What will happen? The trade will not be executed The trade will be executed d. Suppose you have submitted a limit order to buy at $46.76. What will happen? The trade will not be executed The trade will be executed
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