Strategy Intermediate:
Investing for Income
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1.
What does the income objective seek?
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Income for retirement
Risk aversion
Income for the present
Future growth of the investment
Income for the present. Risk aversion is common among income investors, but their chief goal is the income.
2.
Mutual funds pay dividends when their holdings pay dividends.
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True
False
True. Mutual funds are made of individual holdings. Their dividends are possible only when their holdings pay dividends.
3.
Which of the following is most likely to determine whether a stock is income-oriented?
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High profits
A past history of dividend payments
Growth potential
The size of its dividends
A past history of dividend payments. This is more likely than any of the other choices to be true of an income-oriented stock.
4.
As an investor, you can receive income from your investments in all but which of the following ways?
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Withdrawal plans
Periodic liquidation of shares
Increase in the value of an investment
Dividends
Increase in the value of an investment. Strictly speaking, it is only when funds are sent to you that you receive income.
5.
The stocks of dividend-paying companies are popular among investors who want _______.
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Low taxes
Capital appreciation
Income
Income. Neither low taxes nor capital appreciation are typical features of income stocks.
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