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1.
Convertibles generally offer potentially higher earnings than a companys common stock.
False. Convertibles generally offer potentially lower earnings than a companys common stock. They can do this because the chance to convert is an acceptable tradeoff.
2.
A forced conversion is when a company calls, or redeems, its convertible securities.
True. This does not happen completely by surprise, however. The possibility of being called is made known when the investors buy the convertibles.
3.
A convertible security is often in the form of _______.
Preferred stock or corporate bonds. Convertibles are often preferred stocks or bonds that can be exchanged for the companys common stock.
4.
A convertible security usually may be exchanged for a set number of shares of common stock at a set price.
True. When a company issues convertibles, it sets the number and price at which the conversion can take place.
5.
The conversion price is set when the company issues the convertibles.
True. When the company issues a convertible, it sets the conversion price.