Large Swings in Stock Prices Are Usually Caused by

question 20

Multiple Choice

Large swings in stock prices are usually caused by

• A)A decrease in interest rates.
• B)Widespread changes in expectations.
• C)A decrease in the supply of stocks.
• D)An increase in dividend payments by corporations.

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Definitions:

Securities Act Of 1933

A U.S. federal law enacted to regulate the sale of securities, aimed at ensuring transparency and fairness in the financial markets.

Corporate Ownership

The possession and control over a corporation, usually through the holding of shares.

Reasonably Expected

Anticipated or foreseen based on logical or sensible grounds.

State Securities Laws

Regulations enacted by individual states governing the sale and distribution of securities within their jurisdiction.