A) post-event drift.
B) bubble.
C) overreaction anomaly.
D) buy and hold period.
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A) trading strategies based upon past share prices cannot earn abnormal profits.
B) all publicly available information is fully reflected in share prices.
C) share prices follow predictable trends.
D) trading strategies based on past information can earn abnormal profits.
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A) the ability of investors to earn abnormal profits from the over-reaction of share prices to news.
B) a market in which trading strategies based on past prices cannot earn abnormal profits.
C) a market in which trading strategies based on all publicly available information cannot earn abnormal profits.
D) all information,public and private,is fully impounded in share prices.
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A) investors should consider factors,such as risk preferences,when selecting a portfolio of securities.
B) investors should select their investments randomly since all securities are correctly priced anyway.
C) a portfolio of randomly selected securities will necessarily eliminate all unsystematic risk.
D) portfolio selection becomes easy since all information is impounded in share prices.
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A) profit increases and dividends per share decreases.
B) profit and dividends per share decreases.
C) profit and dividends per share increases.
D) profit decreases and dividends per share increases.
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A) Technical analysis is a worthwhile trading strategy for most investors.
B) Most investors have access to private information.
C) Most investors should adopt a passive buy-and-hold strategy,most of the time.
D) Fundamental analysis is a worthwhile trading strategy for most investors.
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A) in forming their beliefs,individuals may be too slow in identifying a firm as an excellent or a terrible investment.
B) in forming their beliefs,individuals may be more enthusiastic about companies with better slogans.
C) in forming their beliefs,individuals may be less enthusiastic about companies with better slogans as it implies that the company is trying to detract investors from focusing on its financial performance.
D) None of the given options is correct.
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A) A market can be semi-strong-form and strong-form efficient but not weak-form efficient.
B) A market can be semi-strong-form efficient but not weak-form efficient.
C) A market can be semi-strong-form,weak-form or strong-form efficient but not all simultaneously.
D) A market must be weak-form efficient if it is semi-strong-form efficient.
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A) book-to-market effect.
B) price/earnings effect.
C) momentum effect.
D) None of the given answers.
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A) market efficiency.
B) an announcement imparting no 'new' news.
C) market inefficiency.
D) infrequent trading,not market inefficiency.
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A) if dividends are taxed more heavily than capital gains,investors will prefer a dollar of before-tax capital gains to a dollar of before-tax dividends.
B) if dividends are taxed more heavily than capital gains,investors will prefer a dollar of before-tax dividends to a dollar of before-tax capital gains.
C) investors will require high before-tax returns on shares that pay low dividends in order to compensate them for the higher tax burden that the capital gains will impose.
D) none of the given options.
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A) investing in a project that increases the company's true value will be reflected in the share price upon release of the information.
B) the current share price is not a good indicator of the company's true value.
C) the company's share price may overstate the true value of the company.
D) All of the given answers.
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A) charting a company's share prices is likely to be profitable.
B) technical analysis is likely to be profitable.
C) fundamental analysis is unlikely to be profitable.
D) insider information is unlikely to lead to abnormal profits.
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A) the buyer has made an abnormal profit.
B) the seller has made an abnormal profit.
C) the buyer has made a normal loss.
D) the seller has made a normal profit.
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A) unbiased.
B) instantaneous.
C) instantaneous and unbiased.
D) fair.
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A) six times larger than the average returns in the other 11 months.
B) four times larger than the average returns in the other 11 months.
C) five times larger than the average returns in the other 11 months.
D) three times larger than the average returns in the other 11 months.
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