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1 Worksheet 0.1 FIN 334 Total points: 15 Please choose the most correct answer for each question. 1. What is an investment philosophy? A. A set of market timing strategies B. A coherent way of thinking about markets and investor behavior C. A strategy focused on short holding periods D. A specific asset allocation plan 2. How does an investment strategy differ from an investment philosophy? A. An investment strategy is a broader concept than an investment philosophy. B. An investment strategy is focused on market timing, while an investment philosophy involves asset selection. C. An investment strategy is narrower and puts an investment philosophy into practice. D. An investment strategy solely focuses on long-term investments. 3. Which of the following is NOT a consequence of lacking an investment philosophy? A. Falling prey to unscrupulous individuals promising market-beating strategies B. Frequent switching of strategies resulting in high transaction costs C. Possibility of underperforming the market and experiencing emotional stress D. Alignment of the strategy with personal objectives and risk tolerance 4. What is the key difference between market timing and asset selection? A. Market timing focuses on short holding periods, while asset selection involves long-term investments. B. Market timing involves predicting market movements, while asset selection focuses on choosing investments within markets. C. Market timing requires active trading, while asset selection is a passive approach. D. Market timing is based on value investing, while asset selection uses growth investing. 5. Which investment philosophy involves taking positions in companies and waiting for market corrections? A. Passive investing B. Market timing C. Activist investing D. Asset selection
2 6. What is the third step in developing an investment philosophy? A. Acquiring financial analysis tools B. Understanding frictions and trading costs C. Finding a philosophy that aligns with risk aversion D. Developing a point of view on market movements 7. What influences an investor's time horizon for holding investments? A. Risk aversion only B. Financial analysis skills C. Tax status only D. Need for cash and personal characteristics 8. According to Proposition 2, how does an investor's time horizon affect their portfolio? A. A longer time horizon leads to a higher proportion of risky investments. B. A longer time horizon reduces the need for diversified assets. C. A shorter time horizon is preferable for high-risk investments. D. A shorter time horizon requires a more aggressive investment strategy. 9. How do taxes affect portfolio composition? A. Taxes have no impact on portfolio composition. B. Tax-exempt investments are always the best choice. C. Taxes can influence the suitability of different investments for an individual. D. Taxes are only relevant for short-term investments. 10. What aspect of risk does traditional risk and return models tend to measure? A. Volatility B. Market timing accuracy C. Investor behavior D. Asset selection criteria 11. Which of the following is NOT a consequence of lacking an investment philosophy? A. Paying lower taxes B. Frequent switching of investment strategies C. Falling for deceptive investment claims D. Developing ulcers due to poor investment performance
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