Is It Possible for an Investor to Allocate More Than

question 30

Multiple Choice

Is it possible for an investor to allocate more than 100% of their assets to the stock market?

• A) No, this is not theoretically plausible.
• B) No, federal law prohibits this kind of investment.
• C) Yes, investors can borrow money to buy stocks on margin.
• D) none of the above

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