The Problem in Stretching Out the Maturity of Marketable Securities

question 79

Multiple Choice

The problem in stretching out the maturity of marketable securities is that

• A) you are legally locked in until the maturity date.
• B) longer-term securities always make less interest than shorter-term securities.
• C) there is a greater possibility that the value of the security will drop because of the interest fluctuations.
• D) interest rates are generally lower overtime.

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