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1. A weak-form inefficient market can best be described as a market in which: A. trading strategies based on private information can earn abnormal profits. B. trading strategies based upon past share prices cannot earn abnormal profits. C. share prices follow predictable trends. OD. all publicly available information is fully reflected in share prices.
   An example of an off-balance sheet contract entered into by a bank would be: A. a term deposit B. a securitisation agreement C. a housing loan OD. a negotiable certificate of deposit

2. An investor quickly selling a share after a year of poor performance is an example of: A. Mental Accounting B. Representativeness C. Disposition effect OD. Conservatism
   In the last year, share A has moved from $10 to $20, share B from $30 to $20 and share Cfrom $15 to $20. An investor exhibiting the disposition effect who is going to sell two of the shares is more likely to retain ??. ? OB.B ??. ? OD. is indifferent between them