A) slightly overly optimistic
B) overwhelmingly optimistic
C) slightly overly pessimistic
D) overwhelmingly pessimistic
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A) 3%
B) 5%
C) 9%
D) 12%
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A) low, low
B) low, high
C) high, low
D) high, high
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A) If a market is weak form efficient it is also semi- and strong form efficient
B) If a market is semi-strong efficient it is also strong form efficient
C) If a market is strong form efficient it is also semi-strong but not weak form efficient
D) If a market is strong form efficient it is also semi- and weak form efficient
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A) magnitude
B) selection bias
C) lucky event
D) allocation
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A) an exogenous shock to the market that is sharp but not persistent
B) a price or volume event that is inconsistent with historical price or volume trends
C) a trading or pricing structure that interferes with efficient buying and selling of securities
D) price behavior that differs from the behavior predicted by the efficient market hypothesis
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A) there were no predictable patterns in stock prices
B) stock prices exhibited strong serial autocorrelation
C) day to day stock prices followed consistent trends
D) fundamental analysis could be used to generate abnormal returns
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A) 0.0%
B) 0.1%
C) 1.0%
D) 10.0%
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A) Over 25% of mutual funds outperform the market on average.
B) Insiders earn abnormal trading profits.
C) Every January, the stock market earns above normal returns.
D) Applications of technical trading rules fail to earn abnormal returns.
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A) Intel has consistently generated large profits for years.
B) Prices for stocks before stock splits show on average consistently positive abnormal returns.
C) Earning abnormal returns after a firm announces surprise earnings.
D) High earnings growth stocks fail to generate higher returns for investors than low earnings growth stocks.
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A) Weak form efficiency
B) Semi-strong form efficiency
C) Strong form efficiency
D) Technical analysis
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A) $12,000,000
B) $6,000,000
C) $3,000,000
D) $0
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A) EMH
B) Fundamental analysis
C) Strong form market efficiency
D) Technical analysis
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A) positive; positive
B) positive; negative
C) negative; positive
D) positive; zero
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A) high
B) low
C) medium
D) paired
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A) I only
B) II only
C) I and III only
D) I, II and III
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A) fad effect
B) martingale effect
C) momentum effect
D) reversal effect
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A) risk premium
B) transaction costs
C) the SEC late disclosure rule
D) the stock reversal effect
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A) NYSE stocks
B) neglected stocks
C) stocks that are frequently in the news
D) fast growing companies
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A) Accounting for results
B) Diversification
C) Identifying undervalued stocks
D) No need for a portfolio manager
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