A) growth
B) blue chip
C) income
D) callable
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A) cooperative
B) dependent
C) competitive
D) disastrous
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A) discounted denominations.
B) $1,000 denominations.
C) $100 denominations.
D) $5,000 denominations.
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A) relist
B) transfer ownership of
C) delist
D) provide preemptive rights to
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A) insider report
B) securities disclosure
C) evaluative report
D) prospectus
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A) equity proposition.
B) call provision.
C) convertibility clause.
D) collateral agreement.
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A) syndicate
B) underwrite
C) guarantee
D) sanction
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A) discount.
B) premium.
C) price that is overvalued.
D) primary market.
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A) cumulative
B) callable
C) responsive
D) retroactive
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A) represent each bondholder as an owner in the company.
B) pay interest semi-annually.
C) pay stockholders their dividends, before paying bondholders their interest.
D) pay each owner their principal if and when they want to cash in their investment.
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A) risk
B) tax consequences
C) yield
D) liquidity
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A) If investor Joe is holding a bond that pays 5% and market interest rates on similar bonds go down, Joe must hold the bond until maturity because if he were to sell it today, he would have to sell it at a discount.
B) If investor Joe is holding a bond that pays 5% and market interest rates on similar bonds go down, Joe's bond is now worth more than its face value, and if he needed to sell it on the secondary market, he could probably sell it at a premium.
C) If investor Joe is holding a bond that pays 5% and interest rates on similar bonds go up, Joe stands to gain more than the face value of the bond if he were to sell it on the secondary market today.
D) If XYZ Corporation wants to issue bonds to pay for an expansion project, and analysts predict that interest rates are projected to climb over the next few years, it is to the corporation's advantage to wait until next year to issue the bonds.
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