A) Jeff Vinik
B) Peter Lynch
C) Robert Stansky
D) William Hayes
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A) good; good
B) good; poor
C) poor; good
D) poor; poor
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A) should focus on relative strength
B) should focus on resistance levels
C) should focus on support levels
D) are wasting their time
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A) survivorship bias
B) lucky event bias
C) magnitude bias
D) mean reversion bias
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A) active management
B) buy and hold
C) passive investment
D) index funds
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A) stock price changes that are random but predictable
B) stock prices that respond slowly to both old and new information
C) stock price changes that are random and unpredictable
D) stock prices changes that follow the pattern of past price changes
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A) January effect
B) neglected-firm effect
C) P/E effect
D) reversal effect
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A) magnitude
B) selection bias
C) lucky event
D) allocation
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A) the information isn't available for at least 2 weeks
B) transaction costs offset abnormal returns
C) the SEC late-disclosure rule doesn't apply to insiders
D) insiders don't have to disclose their trades
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A) investors cannot usually earn abnormal returns by following inside trades after knowledge of the trades are made public
B) investors can usually earn abnormal returns by following inside trades after knowledge of the trades are made public
C) investors cannot earn abnormal returns by following inside trades before knowledge of the trades are made public
D) investors cannot earn abnormal returns by trading before insiders
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A) high book-to-market firms are underpriced or the book-to-market ratio is a proxy for a unique risk factor
B) low book-to-market firms are underpriced or the book-to-market ratio is a proxy for a systematic risk factor
C) either high book-to-market firms are underpriced or the book-to-market ratio is a proxy for a systematic risk factor
D) high book-to-market firms have more post-earnings drift
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A) 10%
B) 15%
C) 20%
D) 25%
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A) 15
B) 30
C) 45
D) 60
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A) positive; positive
B) positive; negative
C) negative; positive
D) positive; zero
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A) stock
B) index
C) hedge
D) money market
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A) The market is strong-form efficient.
B) The market is semistrong-form efficient.
C) The market is weak-form efficient.
D) Stock prices follow recurring patterns.
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A) A normal return
B) A subliminal return
C) An abnormal return
D) None of these options
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A) charting
B) relative strength analysis
C) earnings forecasting
D) trading around support and resistance levels
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A) instantly
B) in 1 day
C) in 1 week
D) gradually over time
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A) well-run firms
B) poorly run firms
C) mispriced stocks
D) high P/E stocks
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