A) the influence of information released to the market on stock prices in days surrounding the information's release.
B) if the market is at least weak form efficient.
C) whether the market is semi strong or strong form efficient.
D) the correlation between the returns on two diverse securities.
E) the optimal time to release new information to the public.
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A) value stocks have higher average returns than growth stocks around the world.
B) growth stocks have higher average returns than value stocks around the world.
C) value stocks outperform in the U.S.while growth stocks outperform elsewhere.
D) growth stocks outperform in the U.S.while value stocks outperform elsewhere.
E) value and growth stocks perform relatively the same over longer periods of time.
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A) measures the relationship between the current return on a security with that of a second security.
B) involves multiple securities within the same industry.
C) indicates a tendency for continuation when the correlation is positive.
D) indicates a tendency toward reversal when the correlation coefficient is zero.
E) supports weak form efficiency when the correlation coefficient is near zero.
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A) an endeavor best left to corporate executives.
B) a relatively easy and accurate exercise.
C) a waste of good time.
D) relatively easy to do if you have a general understanding of finance and economics.
E) a little tricky but wise managers tend to succeed at it on an ongoing basis.
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A) open
B) strong
C) semistrong
D) weak
E) stable
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A) prices may not reflect their true underlying value.
B) financial managers lack any ability to correctly time stock repurchases.
C) managers may profitably speculate in foreign currency.
D) managers cannot boost stock prices by changing their accounting methods.
E) wise accounting choices can impact a firm's stock price.
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A) G.C.Biddle
B) Warren Buffett
C) R.S.Kaplan
D) John Maynard Keynes
E) Jay Ritter
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A) total return earned on a security on the day of an announcement.
B) daily return on a security minus the daily return on the overall market.
C) average return on a security for the 7-day period surrounding an announcement.
D) average return on a security for the 7-day period surrounding an announcement minus the average return on the security for the past year.
E) daily return on a security on the announcement date minus the risk-free rate of return.
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A) Arbitrage,independent deviations from rationality,rationality
B) Competition,arbitrage,and rational investors
C) Rational investors,dependent deviations from rationality,and competition
D) Wide public access to information,rational investors,and arbitrage
E) Professional investors,easy access to information,rational independent investors
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A) An investor selling stock to realize a profit
B) Increasing the amount you are willing to pay for a stock following a positive announcement
C) Buying a mutual fund to benefit from diversification
D) Casino gambling
E) A firm issuing new shares when their managers feel the stock is overpriced
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A) the underreaction of investors to bad news.
B) selling any security that creates a tax liability.
C) the hesitancy to sell a security of any firm with which you are affiliated.
D) the urge to sell all your securities when market values decline.
E) selling your winners while holding your losers.
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A) tend to make substantial profits on a daily basis.
B) tend to make the markets more efficient.
C) are never able to find a security that is temporarily mispriced.
D) are always quite successful using only well-known public information as their basis of evaluation.
E) are always quite successful using only historical price information as their basis of evaluation.
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A) prices tend to overreact and then properly adjust the following day.
B) prices tend to be unaffected by these types of announcements.
C) prices tend to adjust rapidly and efficiently to these announcements.
D) prices adjust slowly to earnings announcements.
E) earnings surprises tend to be predicted such that prices adjust prior to the announcement.
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A) weak
B) semiweak
C) semistrong
D) strong
E) perfect
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A) conservatism.
B) familiarity.
C) representativeness.
D) overconfidence.
E) underreaction.
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A) the moderate form of the efficient market hypothesis.
B) the semistrong form of the efficient market hypothesis.
C) the strong form of the efficient market hypothesis.
D) the weak form of the efficient market hypothesis.
E) no form of market efficiency but rather an indication of an efficient market.
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A) weak
B) semiweak
C) semistrong
D) strong
E) perfect
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A) Markets tend to be more efficient when the frequency of price changes diminishes.
B) If a market is efficient,arbitrage opportunities should be common.
C) In an efficient market,some market participants will have an advantage over others.
D) A firm will generally receive a fair price when it sells newly issued shares of stock.
E) New information will gradually be reflected in a stock's price to avoid spooking investors.
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