Exam 4: Return and Risk

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When using a financial calculator or electronic spreadsheet to calculate an investment's yield, the amount invested is expressed as a negative number.

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Historically, what is the correct ranking of the following securities from lowest rate of return to the Highest?

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When investors expect higher inflation, they will generally require higher rates of return.

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An ordinary annuity is defined as an annuity for which the cash flows occur at the beginning of each year or payment period.

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David has purchased an investment that he expects to produce an annual cash flow of $3,000 for five years.He requires an 8% rate of return compounded annually.What is the maximum amount that David can pay and still earn the required rate of return?

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The expected rate of return and standard deviations, respectively for four stocks are given below: ABC 9%, 3% CDE 11%, 9% FGH 12%, 8% IJK 14%, 10% Which stock is clearly least desirable?

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Congress considers a bill that would eliminate the mortgage interest deduction for individuals.For the housing industry, this is an example of

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Inflation tends to have a particularly negative impact on the price of

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The most predictable component of stock returns is

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Rational investor's are motivated to purchase an asset because of its

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Six years ago, Miguel invested $3,500.Today his investment is worth $5659.The internal rate of return on this investment is

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Jeremy purchased 100 shares of FB for $19 per share in September 2012 and sold them 3 years later at $91 per share.At what annual rate did the value of his investment grow?

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Explain the similarities and differences between the holding period return and the internal rate of return.

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The internal rate of return is a less meaningful measure of an investment's performance than holding period return if the holding period is other than 1 year.

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In response to the same external force, the return on one investment may increase while the return on another investment may decrease.

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The stock of Plomb Co.falls sharply on news that its CEO has drowned in a boating accident while on vacation.This is an example of

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If you own an investment providing periodic returns, your actual yield on the investment will depend on the reinvestment rate you are able to obtain.

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The required return on a risky investment includes a real rate of return, an inflation premium and a risk premium.

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Sydney invested $10,000 for an indefinite period at 5% per year.At the end of each year, she receives a $500 check for interest earned.This type of account pays simple interest.

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It is not possible for the nominal risk-free rate of return to be lower than the rate of inflation.

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