Which of the following is the best example of an outstanding transaction?
A) A canceled check that has been returned by the bank.
B) An ATM withdrawal that has not been recorded in the check register.
C) A check recorded in the check register that the bank has not yet received.
D) none of the above
C
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Earnings per share is an indication of how much
a. the company paid as dividends for each share of stock held by stockholders. b. the company earned for each share of outstanding common and preferred stock. c. the company earned for each share of outstanding common stock. d. cash the company has for each share of all outstanding stock.
Which of the following statements is true about the error sum of squares (SSE)?
a. It measures the variation resulting from the relationship between the independent and dependent variable. b. It measures the variation of the actual Y (independent variable) values around the mean Y (Y?). c. It measures the variation not explained by the regression but resulting from other factors or variables. d. It measures the variation explained by the regression.
Under what circumstances will reliance be presumed for purposes of establishing liability under Rule 10b-5?
a. If the investor shows that the defendant made a public material misrepresentation that would have caused reasonable investors to misjudge the value of the defendant's stock. b. If the investor shows that (1) the defendant made a public material misrepresentation that would have caused reasonable investors to misjudge the value of the defendant's stock and (2) the investor traded shares of the defendant's stock in an open securities market after the misrepresentations were made and before the truth was revealed. c. If the investor shows that (1) the defendant made a public material misrepresentation that would have caused reasonable investors to misjudge the value of the defendant's stock, (2) the investor traded shares of the defendant's stock in an open securities market after the misrepresentations were made and before the truth was revealed, and (3) the investor made specific inquiries from professionals regarding the value of the stock before trading. d. If the investor shows that (1) the defendant made a public material or nonmaterial misrepresentation that would have caused reasonable investors to misjudge the value of the defendant's stock, (2) the investor traded shares of the defendant's stock in an open securities market after the misrepresentations were made and before the truth was revealed, and (3) the investor made specific inquiries from professionals regarding the value of the stock before trading.