A) A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
B) A stitch in time saves nine.
C) Birds of a feather flock together.
D) Don't judge a book by its cover.
E) Don't put all of your eggs in one basket.
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Multiple Choice
A) No one is going to make you save the money you need to start an investment program.
B) To be useful, investment objectives must be specific and measurable.
C) Investment goals must be tailored to the particular financial needs of the individual.
D) Because investment objectives deal with the future, it is useless to make long-term goals.
E) A long-term investment goal involves a period of five or more years.
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A) Be directly related to the risk the investor assumes.
B) Be inversely related to the risk of the investment.
C) Not have any relationship to the risk of any investment.
D) Be inversely related to the risk the investor assumes.
E) Be guaranteed.
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Multiple Choice
A) Certificate of deposit
B) Corporate bond
C) Interest-bearing checking account
D) Municipal bond
E) Preferred stock
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Multiple Choice
A) A 25-year-old single investor who does not have an emergency fund
B) An unemployed single parent who just received a $300,000 divorce settlement
C) A 70-year-old who uses his dividends and interest to pay his monthly bills
D) A dual-career couple in their 30s whose combined income is $95,000
E) A retired couple with $850,000 in retirement savings
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Multiple Choice
A) Buy more common stock in XYZWidgets.com.
B) Buy preferred stock in XYZWidgets.com.
C) Buy bonds in XYZWidgets.com.
D) Continue to evaluate his investment in XYZWidgets.com after the purchase.
E) Any of these would reduce his business failure risk.
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A) The face value.
B) Less than the maturity value.
C) Greater than the face value.
D) The value at maturity.
E) The expected interest rate.
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A) Bonds
B) Certificates of deposit
C) Conservative portfolio
D) Savings account
E) Stocks
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Multiple Choice
A) growth-oriented
B) government bond
C) cash
D) conservative
E) safe mutual fund
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Multiple Choice
A) Evaluate potential investments.
B) Let the investments manage themselves.
C) Monitor the value of investments.
D) Keep accurate records.
E) Consider tax consequences of selling investments.
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A) A reduction in buying power.
B) Changes in interest rates.
C) Bad management and/or unsuccessful products.
D) Economic conditions.
E) Predictable sources of income.
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Multiple Choice
A) Government bonds
B) Cash
C) Cash equivalents
D) Certificates of deposit
E) Stocks
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Treasury bill.
B) Savings bond.
C) Revenue bond.
D) General obligation bond.
E) Agency bond.
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A) Business failure
B) Inflation
C) Interest rate
D) Market
E) Stock
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Multiple Choice
A) When you make your own decisions
B) When you have professional help
C) When the taxes due are less than $300 per transaction
D) When you make your own decisions or when you have professional help
E) When you are working with professionals and taxes due are less than $300 per transaction
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