The value of a security: a. Decreases as the investor’s planned holding period increases. b. Could increase or decrease as the investor’s planned holding period increases. c. Does not depend on the investor’s planned holding period. d. Increases as the investor’s planned holding period increases.

The value of a security: a. Decreases as the investor’s planned holding period increases. b. Could increase or decrease as the investor’s planned holding period increases. c. Does not depend on the investor’s planned holding period. d. Increases as the investor’s planned holding period increases.

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	a.	Decreases as the investor’s planned holding period increases.
	b.	Could increase or decrease as the investor’s planned holding period increases.
	c.	Does not depend on the investor’s planned holding period.
	d.	Increases as the investor’s planned holding period increases.