A person who buys shares in anticipation of a rise in price so as to sell at a profit is known as a
Abear
Bstag
CbullCORRECT
Dbroker
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Why the answer is C, and why the others tempt you.
A bull is a speculator who buys securities expecting their prices to rise, intending to sell later at a higher price for profit. A bear does the opposite — selling securities expecting prices to fall. A stag subscribes to new issues hoping to sell at a premium immediately after allotment.
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