A. Long-termed
B. Short-termed
C. Riskier
D. Smaller
Related Mcqs:
- A tighter probability distribution shows the___________?
A. Higher risk
B. Lower risk
C. Expected risk
D. Peaked risk - If we were studying a sample of 100 students and their examination performance and if the standard deviation of the list of results was say 14, then we could calculated the standard error by ___________?
A. Dividing the square root of the number of items in the sample by the mean
B. Dividing standard deviation by number of items in the sample
C. Dividing the standard deviation by the square root of the number of items in the sample
D. We cannot calculate standard error on account of inadequacy of information - In capital asset pricing model, stock with high standard deviation tend to have________?
A. Low variation
B. Low beta
C. High beta
D. High variation - Standard deviation is divided by expected rate of return is used to calculate_________?
A. Coefficient of variation
B. Coefficient of deviation
C. Coefficient of standard
D. Coefficient of return - Standard deviation is 18% and coefficient of variation is 1.5% an expected rate of return will be_____________?
A. 27%
B. 12%
C. 19.50%
D. none of aboveUpdated by: Mansoor Ahmad
- Standard deviation is 18% and expected return is 15.5% then coefficient of variation would be__________?
A. 0.86%
B. 1.16%
C. 2.50%
D.−2.5% - If default probability is zero and bond is not called, then yield to maturity is_____________?
A. Mature expected return rate
B. Lower than expected return rate
C. Higher than expected return rate
D. Equal to expected return rate - The initial cost is $5000 and the probability index is 3.2 then the present value of cash flows is _________?
A. 8200
B. 16000
C. 0.0064
D. 1562.5 - An initial cost is $6000 and the probability index is 5.6 then the present value of cash flows will be __________?
A. 25000
B. 28000
C. 33600
D. 30000 - A technique uses in comparative analysis of financial statement is____________?
A. Graphical analysis
B. Preference analysis
C. Common size analysis
D. Returning analysis