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Quiz 17: Investment Analysis and Valuation Techniques
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Question 81
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Investment professionals probably would recommend that an investor who likes to gamble should have a portfolio that includes only speculative securities such as options and futures,interest-rate swaps,and so forth.
Question 82
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In general,financial statement analysis involves a comparison of a firm's operating performance and financial position with that of other firms in the same line of business and can be used to form expectations about the firm's future cash flow distributions.
Question 83
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If security markets were truly strong-form efficient,you would never be able to realize a rate of return on a security greater than the marginal investor's expected (or required)rate of return.
Question 84
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Methods (models)used by technical analysts are designed to identify short-term,temporary market movements that investors can use to earn abnormal returns.
Question 85
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The economic value added (EVA)valuation method might be the most attractive valuation method because it does not require estimation of unknown factors and it ties the value creation process to changes in a firm's capital structure and changes in a firm's efficiency.
Question 86
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The monetary policy of the United States relates to changes in the money supply,which are affected primarily by the ability of the U.S.Treasury to print and distribute currency.
Question 87
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The dividend discount model (DDM)cannot be used to value the stock of a company that has never paid a dividend and does not expect to pay a dividend in the near term.
Question 88
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A mispriced stock exists when the market value and intrinsic value are not the same.
Question 89
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Investors who search for "value" stocks are trying to find stocks that are mispriced in the markets.
Question 90
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The value of any asset can be described as the present value of the cash expected to be generated by the asset during its life.
Question 91
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Using the dividend discount model (DDM)to value common stock is relatively easy because it entails simply computing the present value of the future cash flows,or dividends,generated by the firm.
Question 92
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If an investor wishes to better diversify her investment portfolio,which consists of the common stocks of many of the firms that are in the Dow Jones Industrial Average,she probably should invest in some companies that are in those industries that are classified as countercyclical,or defensive.
Question 93
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Industries that include durable goods manufacturers generally are more sensitive to interest rate changes than industries that include staple goods firms.
Question 94
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If security markets were truly strong-form efficient,then there would be no need for investors to evaluate the value of stocks because they could never earn abnormal returns.
Question 95
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If the financial markets are strong-form efficient,then stock analysis would be a waste of time because investors would not be able to earn abnormal returns,no matter how well the valuation models they use perform.
Question 96
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The basic concept behind the economic value added (EVA)valuation method is that the firm's value is dependent on how well it can cover the costs of its existing capital.
Question 97
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Technical analysts probably would agree that fundamental analysts can find the intrinsic value of a firm,but,by the time fundamentalists finish their analysis,it is too late to take advantage of the result.