The Frequency Distribution of Large-Company Stocks Since 1957 Shows That

question 95

Multiple Choice

The frequency distribution of large-company stocks since 1957 shows that:

• A) These stocks have never lost more than 20% of their value in any one year.
• B) These stocks have never produced a rate of return higher than 40% in any one year.
• C) These stocks tend to have a normal distribution around a positive mean over the long-term.
• D) These stocks return negative rates of return about half of the time.
• E) There is minimal risk in these stocks over the short-term.

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