Under securities law, misleading information that would reasonably affect investment decisions by securities owners includes:
A) overly optimistic statements by executives
B) cautious speculation by shareholders about future profits
C) commentary from an unbiased stock analyst
D) a newspaper reporter's speculation that the price of a stock will increase
E) an independent website's prediction that a company will have a successful quarter
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Q318: Section 11 of the 1933 Securities Act
Q319: Under _, any person who buys a
Q320: In a suit for fraud against the
Q321: Under the securities law, liability for misstatements:
A)
Q322: The Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995:
A)
Q324: The president of a company says that
Q325: Overly optimistic statements by executives are:
A) occasionally
Q326: Fraud in securities dealings may be litigated
Q327: The SEC may sue those alleged to
Q328: Under the securities law, liability for misstatements:
A)
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