The real value of the stock market sums up all of the following information except
A) the current level of earnings, or profits.
B) whether investors are pessimistic or optimistic.
C) the level of savings in the economy.
D) attitudes toward risk.

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The real value of the stock market is determined by factors such as current earnings, investor sentiment (optimism or pessimism), and attitudes toward risk, but not directly by the level of savings in the economy. Savings may influence investment and interest rates, but they are not a direct measure of stock market value.

The Real Value of the Stock Market Sums Up All