Finance

You have invested $16 000. How long it will take to accumulate at the fairly conservative rate of 6 percent?

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How much more will you earn on a lump sum investment of if you increase your risk tolerance to ...

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You are investing a lump sum of $7200 with a goal of saving $200 000 total in 30 years. What annual ...

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For your retirement you want to have enough funds in your RRSPs to provide an income stream of $22 ...

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You want to save $10 000 toward the down payment on a house in five years. If you can earn 8 percent ...

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Your investment portfolio matches your risk profile perfectly but you are not meeting your ...

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Buying more of a stock that has just plummeted in value is an example of

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If you invest $1000 in stock that pays no dividends and sell the stock exactly one year later for ...

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Of the following, which is not used in measuring a stock's return?

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Which of the following is a good example of systematic risk?

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Before you start to invest, you should ensure you have liquidity by owning

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An investor whose income is less than $20 000 will pay more tax on capital gains than on the same ...

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A stock with larger standard deviations of returns has higher risk than a stock with lower standard ...

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Low-risk bonds tend to offer higher interest payments.

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Taking a loan for $5000 to invest in a conservative portfolio is always more risky than saving $5000 ...

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In a conservative portfolio (100 percent invested in bonds), instead, investing 20 percent of the ...

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When diversifying a portfolio, you should select investments with high positive correlation.

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Investing prescribed percentages in stocks, bonds, and preferred shares is a type of asset allocation.

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Asset allocation improves diversification, but has no effect on the risk premium of your portfolio.

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An investment with a return of 9.5 percent, while the government rate for a similar investment is ...

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Ellie bought a stock for $18 and sold it for $26. She has a taxable capital gain of $4.

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When the Blackberry share price fell due to disappointment after the launch of their new phone, that ...

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For people in the highest marginal tax bracket, a $1000 capital gain would be taxed less than $1000 ...

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A stock trading at $20 pays a dividend annually of $0.50. The yield is 2.5 percent.

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Preferred shares always pay their dividends.

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