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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.
All else equal, you should be most interested in buying _______.
A wide-moat company with mediocre management. Remember, the economics of a business usually trumps the competence of management.
3.
Which of the following activities is most likely to improve your investing skills?
Reading one of your companys annual reports. Reading annual reports will help you know more about your companies, which will make you a better investor. By constantly looking at unrealized capital gains, you may be anchoring on an irrelevant data point--the price you paid--concerning the future value of a stock.
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.