In Dow Theory, a primary trend lasts from: A. Months to years. B. C. Weeks to months. At least a decade. D. Days to weeks. 9

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In Dow Theory, a primary trend lasts from:
A.
B. Weeks to months.
C.
Months to years.
At least a decade.
D. Days to weeks.
When a person accepts an investment when it is presented in terms of risk surrounding potential gains but
may reject the same investment if it is presented in terms of risk surrounding potential losses, he is suffering
from the bias of
10
A. framing
B. regret avoidance
C. overconfidence
D. conservatism
E. none of the above
Objective technical analysis methods:
A. Require a disciplined approach for success
B. Are well-defined procedures that issue unambiguous signals
C. Normally witness less drawdown
D. Normally witness high drawdown
A.
D.
Investor under-reaction
B. Unrealistic expectations
A company whose stock is in a well-established uptrend, report earnings slightly above consensus estimates.
After an initial rally, the stock then ends lower on the day. This would probably be an example of:
12
C.
A short-coming of fundamental analysis
9
11
Market discounting
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Transcribed Image Text:In Dow Theory, a primary trend lasts from: A. B. Weeks to months. C. Months to years. At least a decade. D. Days to weeks. When a person accepts an investment when it is presented in terms of risk surrounding potential gains but may reject the same investment if it is presented in terms of risk surrounding potential losses, he is suffering from the bias of 10 A. framing B. regret avoidance C. overconfidence D. conservatism E. none of the above Objective technical analysis methods: A. Require a disciplined approach for success B. Are well-defined procedures that issue unambiguous signals C. Normally witness less drawdown D. Normally witness high drawdown A. D. Investor under-reaction B. Unrealistic expectations A company whose stock is in a well-established uptrend, report earnings slightly above consensus estimates. After an initial rally, the stock then ends lower on the day. This would probably be an example of: 12 C. A short-coming of fundamental analysis 9 11 Market discounting O O O O O O O O
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