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When the Returns of Two Stocks Are Negatively Correlated,but Not

Question 71

Question 71

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When the returns of two stocks are negatively correlated,but not perfectly negatively correlated,then:


A) they always move oppositely.
B) they tend to move oppositely.
C) they have no tendency.
D) they tend to move together.
E) they always move together.

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