Investors Who Tend to Invest Too Heavily in the Securities

question 73

Multiple Choice

Investors who tend to invest too heavily in the securities issued by their employer suffer from the condition known as:

• A)overconfidence.
• B)loyalty adherence.
• C)status quo.
• D)local adhesion.
• E)familiarity.

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