A) 18 months
B) 4 years
C) 8 years
D) 50 years
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A) sentiment
B) flow of funds
C) market structure
D) fundamental
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A) outperforming; buying
B) outperforming; selling
C) underperforming; buying
D) underperforming; selling
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A) overconfidence
B) representativeness
C) forecast errors
D) mental accounting
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A) sentiment
B) flow of funds
C) market structure
D) fundamental
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A) bearish signal
B) bullish signal
C) volume decline
D) signal reversal
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A) forecasting error
B) over-confidence
C) conservatism
D) sample-size neglect and representativeness
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A) increased; bullish
B) increased; bearish
C) decreased; bullish
D) decreased; bearish
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A) technical trends in prices
B) momentum effects
C) fundamental risk
D) trend reversals
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A) buy signal
B) sell signal
C) hold signal
D) this is not interpreted as a signal
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A) sentiment
B) flow of funds
C) technical
D) fundamental
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A) 0
B) 1
C) 2
D) 3
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A) buy the stock
B) hold the stock
C) sell the stock
D) short the stock
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A) mental accounting
B) framing bias
C) conservatism
D) representativeness bias
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A) bearish; bullish
B) bullish; bearish
C) bearish; false
D) bullish; false
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A) confidence index
B) short interest
C) relative strength
D) put/call ratio
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A) Bill will have more regret over the loss than Shelly
B) Shelly will have more regret over the loss than Bill
C) Bill and Shelly will have equal regret over their losses
D) Bill's and Shelly's risk aversion will increase in the future
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A) A stock is overpriced, but your fund does not allow you to engage in short sales.
B) Your models indicate a stock is mispriced, but you are not sure if this is a real profit opportunity or a model input error.
C) You buy a stock that you believe is underpriced, and the underpricing persists for a long time, hurting your short-term results.
D) A stock is trading in two different markets at two different prices.
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A) a 200-day moving average
B) short interest
C) credit balances in brokerage accounts
D) relative strength
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A) regret avoidance
B) overconfidence
C) that she has a diminishing marginal utility of wealth
D) prospect theory loss aversion
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