Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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The hypothesis stating that, as a practical matter, investors cannot consistently “beat the market”

A

Efficient Markets Hypothesis (EMH)

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2
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A return in excess of that earned by other investments having the same risk

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Excess Return

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3
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No discernible pattern to the path that a stock price follows through time

A

Random Walk

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4
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A research method designed to help study the effects of news on stock prices

A

Event Study

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5
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The remaining return on a stock after overall market returns have been removed

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Abnormal Returns

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6
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An investor who makes a buy or sell decision based on public information and analysis

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Informed Trader

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7
Q

Private knowledge that can substantially influence the share price of a stock

A

Material Nonpublic Information

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8
Q

The tendency for Monday to have a negative average return

A

Day-Of-The-Week Effect

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9
Q

Tendency for small stocks to have large returns in January

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January Effect

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10
Q

A situation where observed prices soar far higher than fundamentals and rational analysis would suggest

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Bubble

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11
Q

A situation where market prices collapse significantly and suddenly

A

Crash

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12
Q

Rules that kick in to slow or stop trading when the DJIA declines by more than a preset amount in a trading session

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NYSE Circuit Breakers

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