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1.
Being a stubborn investor will always pay off.
False. Often, being stubborn will lead to losses. If youre holding a stock whose company is foundering, it may not be wise to hold onto it.
2.
When owning a stock, you should evaluate its price relative to the price you paid for it.
False. The price you paid for it isnt very relevant. What is relevant for evaluating a stocks price is the estimated value of future cash flows.
3.
Which of the following should you tune out?
A prediction on television about where the market will be next year. You should tune out the noise, which includes short-term predictions made by others concerning things that cant be predicted.
4.
The future is unpredictable. But you can protect yourself against unpredictability by having a margin of safety built into a stock that you buy.
True. A margin of safety -- for example, paying less for a stock than its book value -- can dampen the effect of the futures unpredictability.
5.
A good investor ______.
Is willing to go against the crowd. The crowd is often -- but not always -- wrong.