1. The main purpose of a bond ladder is to
A. achieve the highest level of capital gains possible.;
B. maintain a highly liquid portfolio.;
C. less the impact of swings in interest rates.;
D. offset the effects of bond duration.
2. A corporation that wants to raise funds but that does not want to issue debt or dilute its EPS will most likely
A. issue preferred stock.;
B. execute a stock split.;
C. issue convertible debentures.;
D. execute a reverse stock split.
3. Preferred stock investors are primarily subject to two types of risk. These two primary types of risk are
A. interest rate and business risk.;
B. event risk and liquidity.;
C. purchasing power risk and liquidity risk.;
D. financial risk and event risk.
4. When issuing preferred stock, the issuing company typically agrees that it will pay preferred stockholders
A. a dividend that is a certain percentage higher than the dividend payable to common stockholders.;
B. the dividend payable to common stockholders, plus a special conversion bonus.
C. a fixed level of semi-annual dividends, and that such payment are to be paid only if dividends are also paid to common stockholders.
D. a fixed level of quarterly dividends, and that such payments will take priority over common stock dividends.
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