Being Able to Make Attributions for a Dip in a Stock

Multiple Choice

Being able to make attributions for a dip in a stock makes investors

A) more likely to sell the stock, regardless of the credibility of the rumors.
B) more likely to sell the stock, but only if the rumors are deemed credible.
C) less likely to sell the stock, regardless of the credibility of the rumors.
D) less likely to sell the stock, but only if the rumors are deemed credible.