Exam 14: Investing in Stocks
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If a corporation's earnings decline,generally the stock's price usually increases.
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When a corporation sells stock to the general public for the first time,it is referred to as a:
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Martin Manufacturing stock has a market value of $24 a share.If the book value is $20 a share,the corporation's market-to-book ratio is:
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A stock split is a procedure in which a stockholder's common stock is exchanged for preferred stock.
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Preferred stock is often referred to as a middle investment,because it represents an investment midway between common stock and corporate bonds.
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Beta is a measure that compares the volatility associated with a specific stock issue with the volatility of which stock index?
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When stocks are trading at prices above their actual worth,the resulting situation is called a(n):
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James Green just bought a stock which he expects will provide him with a quarterly cash payment,although that payment is not guaranteed.In fact,he expects the amount of the payment to vary over time.What type of payment is he expecting to receive?
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Acme Widget,Inc.has 1,000 shareholders who own a total of two million shares of its common stock.The company earned $20 million after taxes and paid out $8 million in dividends.The company has assets of $250 million and liabilities of $50 million.What is the book value per share?
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If the board of directors approves a two-for-one stock split,an investor who owns 125 shares before the split will own ________ shares after the split.
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Ms.Hart's stock club uses numerous charts that plot past price movements and other market averages to predict the future direction for the market as a whole.Her club relies on ________ analysis to determine stock selections.
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Explain what dollar cost averaging is and why an investor would use the technique.
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To reduce anxiety when you make stock investment decisions,you should do all of the following except:
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When choosing a brokerage firm,an investor should consider:
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Sean Barber wants to invest in a stock that is relatively safe and is generally attractive to conservative investors.What type of stock best fits Sean's requirements?
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The federal government requires that a corporation selling a new issue of securities must disclose information about the company and its finances in a(n):
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Many analysts believe that a corporation's ability to generate ________ in the future is one of the most significant factors that account for an increase or decrease in the price of a stock.
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James Brewer purchased 100 shares of stock for $73 a share.James also paid a $60 commission.What was the total purchase price for this transaction?
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Earnings per share for a stock investment is calculated as:
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The annualized holding period yield calculation takes into account the time the investment is held.
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