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In early 2020, an article on barrons.com was titled "Tesla Stock Jumped 20% It Makes No Sense." The article mentioned th

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In early 2020, an article on barrons.com was titled "Tesla Stock Jumped 20% It Makes No Sense." The article mentioned that the increase in Tesla's stock price "baffled investment pros " Under what circumstances would an "investment pro expect the price of a firm's stock to increase? OA. If new information is released that impacts the firm's profitability today or in the future. B. If the company is successfully able to hit the sales targets predicted by investors. OC. If the company is successfully able to hit the profit targets predicted by investors OD. If new information is released that impacts the firm's profitability today, but not if it impacts future profitability
Which of the following is true of investors using options to manage risk? A. Investors can hedge against a price increase by buying a put option. ⒸB. Options are less expensive than other hedging devices. OC. Options do not suffer a loss if the value of the asset moves in the opposite direction of that being hedged against OD. Investors can hedge against a price decline by buying a call option
An article in the Wall Street Journal discussing options contracts noted that some of the demand for hedges could come from investors who are looking to protect strong gains they have booked this year." What kinds of options was it likely that these investors were buying? To protect strong gains they are likely buying put options call options 4
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