1) Which of the following is a feature of a stop-loss order to sell a stock?

A) A stop-loss order does not require an investor to pay a commission on the sale of stock.

B) A stop-loss order specifies to sell the stock when its market value reaches a preset price.

C) A stop-loss order automatically sells stock if the stock is incurring a loss.

D) A stop-loss order assures a minimum profit on the sale of the stock.

2) How is a growth-oriented stock investor different from a value-oriented investor?

A) A growth-oriented investor copies the market index when making investment decisions, whereas a value-oriented investor follows the advice of an expert.

B) A growth-oriented investor looks for a stock whose value will rise in the future, whereas a value-oriented investor looks for undervalued stocks for investment.

C) A growth-oriented investor makes their own investment decisions, whereas a value-oriented investor hires experts to make investment decisions.

D) A growth-oriented investor earns higher returns as they do not pay fees to manage funds, whereas a value-oriented investor earns lower returns due tomanagement fees.