Mrs. Jamieson likes to buy stock of relatively small, new companies with innovative products in a rapidly expanding sector of the economy. She believes that the value of many of these stocks will rise significantly over time. Mrs. Jamieson's approach is an example of the market timing strategy.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 2
In a 1960s movie, an heiress sends out thousands of letters to shareholders in an attempt to have them vote for her and for the company to remain independent or to give her the right to vote for them. The opponent tried to get the shareholders to vote for his side and asked shareholders to give him the right to vote for them. What kind of corporate takeover technique was this movie about?
A) A proxy fight.
B) A tender offer.
C) A hostile merger.
D) A non-profit takeover.
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