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Ch. 13-Investing in Bonds
Ch. 13-Investing in Bonds
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Corporate bonds are sold on the open market through brokers, just like stocks.
False
True
2
Municipal bonds generally pay a lower interest rate than corporate bonds.
False
True
3
There are two types of savings bonds, series I and series EE.
True
False
4
Bond prices
Can never change once you’ve purchased a bond
Tend to react the same direction of stock prices
Tend to remain steadier than do stock prices
Are by law always lower than stock prices
5
Bond redemption occurs when the bond is paid off at maturity.
True
False
6
Interest received on a corporate bond is not taxable.
False
True
7
When bonds sell for more than their face value, they are selling at a
Cut rate
premium
discount
capital gain
8
You can buy up to $100,000 worth of U.S. savings bonds each year.
False
True
9
When stock prices are rising, bond prices are usually falling.
True
False
10
A revenue bond is a type of municipal bond that
Is repaid with the government’s general revenue and borrowings
Is backed by the specific assets that serve as security to assure repayment
Is backed by the power of the issuing government to levy taxes to pay back
Finances public-works projects such as airports and hospitals
11
A junk bond is any bond with a rating of Ba/BB or lower.
True
False
12
Secured bonds, called ______________, are backed by specific assets (property) of the issuing firm.
Corporate Bonds
Mortgage Bonds
Municiple Bonds
13
One main distinction between stocks and bonds is that
bonds are shares of ownership in a corporation, not loans
A bond’s interest does not go up or down, like stock dividends
Corporations are required to pay dividends on stocks but not bonds
Bonds represent equity, not debt
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A bond ______________ tells an investor the risk category that has been assigned to a bond.
poll
schedule
registry
rating
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The amount a bondholder will be paid at maturity is called
face value
Dividend
market value
Yield