Answer:
1. Stock markets reflect all available information about the value of stocks AND
2. Changes in stock prices are impossible to predict.
Explanation:
The characteristics that are consistent with the efficient markets hypothesis are that
1. Stock markets reflect all available information about the value of stocks
<em>By definition efficient markets are those whose asset prices reflect all available information.</em>
2. Changes in stock prices are impossible to predict.
<em>The efficient market hypothesis has been described as a backbreaker for forecasters. In its crudest form it effectively says that the returns from speculative assets, are </em><em><u>unforecastable</u></em><em>.</em>
Peter is consulting someone who sells commercial real estate. Peter wants to make sure he's in a good place business wise and that it is the best time before he makes the purchase for a new building. By consulting the agent, he can get a better understanding of when the right time to purchase will be.
I don’t understand what you are trying to say or what your question is?
Answer:
Total Fees = $600
Explanation:
A Mutual Fund is a type of investment that pools funds from many individual investors into a singular investment product.
The fund is managed by a Fund Manager. The Fund Manager applies charges to the fund. The charges are income to the Fund Manager.
Front-end load: This is more like a Sales charge applied on the investment amount at the point of buying into the Fund.
Back-end load: This charge is applied on the redemption amount. It is meant to discourage the investor from withdrawing early form the Fund.
Annual fees: This are yearly charge applied on the investment amount.
Calculation:
Front-end load: $0 [Because the rate is 0%]
Back-end load:[2% of 20000] 
× 20000 = $400
Annual Charge: [1% of 20000] 
× 20000 = $200
Total Fees: [$400 + $200] = $600.
Answer:
$168,400
Explanation:
Benders Gym repurchased their common stock at the rate of $140,000
Benders Gym pays a regular dividend of $18,500 four times in a year
For a period of one year 1,200 shares was issued at the rate of $38 per share
Therefore, the amount of cash flow to the stockholders for the past one year can be calculated as follows
=[18,500×4]-[1,200×38-(140,000)]
= 74,000-[45,600-140,000]
= 74,000-[-94,000]
= 74,000+94,000
= $168,400
Hence the amount of cash flow to the stock holders for a period of one year is $168,400
