An investor who is presumed sophisticated and wealthy enough to evaluate investment opportunities without an SEC-approved prospectus is known as a(n):
a. accredited investor
b. knowledgeable investor c. reasonable investor
d. real investor
e. legitimate investor
a
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All of the following are examples of prospecting methods EXCEPT:
A. experimentation. B. cold canvass. C. observation. D. endless chain. E. social media platforms.
Suppose that $1 billion of pass-throughs is used to create a CMO structure with a PAC bond with a par value of $700 million (PAC I), a support bond with a schedule (PAC II) with a par value of $100 million, and a support bond without a schedule with
a par value of $200 million. Will the PAC I or PAC II have the smaller average life variability? Why?
A company injured by an act that violates the Sherman Act may sue for only:
a. punitive and actual money damages b. actual money damages c. damages incurred in the "ordinary course of business" d. no damages; only the government can sue to enforce the law e. none of the other choices
The speed at which an electronic communications signal can change from high to low is called the signal ____________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).