When a stock's drops below its it is usually because the firm is dealing with some kind of financial distress and does not have good prospects for growth. O intrinsic value; book value O market value; intrinsic value O market value book value O book value; market value Stocks are subject to various types of risks (business, financial market) and these risks can adversely affect a stock's earnings and dividends, its price appreciation and of course rate of return. O False O True Shares that lack sustained records of success but still offer the potential for sustainable price appreciation are known as Growth Stock O Mid Cap Stock Defensive Stock Speculative Stock stocks appeal to investors who are looking for quality, dividend-paying investments with some growth potential. Income Growth Cyclical None of them A company will issue different classes of common stock, each of which entities holders to different privileges and benefits. True O False Stock returns are not volatile and very easy to predict, so it is easy to constantly select top performer. O False O True A stock's book value is inherently a backward-looking estimate of its value because it focuses on things that happened in the past. O True O False