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The lower the risk of an investment, the higher its expected return.
False. The lower the risk of an investment, the lower its expected return. To get high returns, you must accept greater risk.
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Beta measures the volatility of a security as compared to another security.
False. Beta measures the volatility of a security as compared to the overall market.
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The coefficient of variation divides a securitys price mean by its standard deviation.
False. The coefficient of variation divides a securitys standard deviation by its price mean.
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If a security has a high standard deviation, its volatility is low.
False. If a security has a high standard deviation, its volatility is high.
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Your risk tolerance depends on your investment goals.
True. Different investment goals require that you tolerate different levels of risk. For example, if you want to make a killing in the market overnight, you may need to have a very high tolerance for risk.