How Can an Investor Leverage Itself More Than the Firm

question 50

Multiple Choice

How can an investor leverage itself more than the firm?

• A) By borrowing money and investing it in stock along with the money with which they started
• B) By buying the firm's bonds
• C) By buying the firm's preferred stock
• D) Investors cannot leverage themselves more than the firm.

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