A Rationale for the Underpricing of "Penny Stocks" Is

question 268

Multiple Choice

A rationale for the underpricing of "penny stocks" is:

• A) They must be underpriced to compensate investors for risk.
• B) All stocks have a subscription price of $20.
• C) They are not underpriced.
• D) They don't pay dividends.
• E) That when they are issued, dilution effects lower the share price.

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