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What is a day-trader known for doing?
What is a day-trader known for doing?
- Buying and selling stocks frequently (correct)
- Pooling assets to make high-risk investments
- Owning shares and holding onto them
- Investing for the long term
What is a key characteristic of a stock market bubble?
What is a key characteristic of a stock market bubble?
- Investors retain faith in the asset forever
- The asset's value sharply rises above its actual value (correct)
- The asset's value never drops
- Assets are bought at their actual value
What does short selling involve?
What does short selling involve?
- Buying stocks at their peak price
- Selling stocks with the intent to buy them back at a higher price
- Holding onto stocks for long periods
- Borrowing stocks with the intent to sell them and repurchase at a lower price (correct)
What characterizes a short squeeze?
What characterizes a short squeeze?
What is a hedge fund primarily composed of?
What is a hedge fund primarily composed of?
What advice is given regarding finding online financial advice?
What advice is given regarding finding online financial advice?
What is the main characteristic of high-risk high-reward investments?
What is the main characteristic of high-risk high-reward investments?
How do hedge funds differ from typical investors in terms of investment focus?
How do hedge funds differ from typical investors in terms of investment focus?
What is the primary process involved in short selling?
What is the primary process involved in short selling?
In short selling, what motivates investors to sell borrowed stocks?
In short selling, what motivates investors to sell borrowed stocks?
Which scenario best describes short selling using the top hat example?
Which scenario best describes short selling using the top hat example?
What sets short selling apart from traditional investing?
What sets short selling apart from traditional investing?
What is a potential risk for short-sellers when predicting stock value incorrectly?
What is a potential risk for short-sellers when predicting stock value incorrectly?
What is the main difference between short-selling and typical investing?
What is the main difference between short-selling and typical investing?
What happens in a short squeeze scenario?
What happens in a short squeeze scenario?
What is the worst-case scenario for someone who invests in stocks traditionally?
What is the worst-case scenario for someone who invests in stocks traditionally?
Why is short-selling considered riskier compared to traditional investing?
Why is short-selling considered riskier compared to traditional investing?
In the scenario provided, why did the individual who sold the top hat need to buy it back quickly?
In the scenario provided, why did the individual who sold the top hat need to buy it back quickly?