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Sponsorship: Catching The Stocks The Pros Are Buying

 

Assess Your Knowledge
1. Stocks moving up in price always reflect heavy buying by institutional investors.
  True False  
 
2. A good way to find stocks with increased buying by institutions is to look at those with most shares traded.
  True False  
 
3. The best time to buy a stock is when it rises on low trading volume, indicating the stock hasn't been "discovered" yet.
  True False  
 
4. It's preferable to buy a stock already owned by top-performing mutual funds, rather than one not widely recognized.
  True False  
 
5. It's a good strategy to buy a small, obscure stock because institutional investors, once they discover it, will send the stock to the stratosphere.
  True False  
   
   
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