You are considering buying three stocks whose prices at time t are given by
P1(t), P2(t), and P3(t)
. You know that
| dP1 |
| dt |
is near zero,
| dP2 |
| dt |
is a large negative number, and
| dP3 |
| dt |
is a large positive number.
Which stock will you buy?
P1(t)P2(t) P3(t)
Explain your answer.
Since
| dP1 |
| dt |
is near zero, the price of the first stock ---Select--- is increasing is decreasing remains relatively constant . Since
| dP2 |
| dt |
is a large negative number, then the price of the second stock ---Select--- is increasing is decreasing remains relatively constant . Also,
| dP3 |
| dt |
is a large positive number., so the price of the third stock ---Select--- is increasing is decreasing remains relatively constant .

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