Daily Name That Stock Move
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Question 1: A stock jumps after reporting strong results, then fades by the close. What pattern fits best?
Short squeeze
Dead cat bounce
Value trap
Sell the news
Question 2: A beaten-down stock spikes after a surprise announcement forces short sellers to cover. What move is this?
Bear flag
Gap fill
Short squeeze
Rotation trade
Question 3: A company beats earnings, but investors focus on weaker future outlook and sell the stock. What matters most here?
Dividend yield
Book value
Guidance
Market cap
Question 4: Growth stocks fall after a hotter-than-expected inflation reading because bond yields rise. Why?
Stronger cash flow
Higher discount rates
Lower share count
Better margins
Question 5: A stock rises because investors expect a rival to buy it, even before any deal is announced. What is this move called?
Cost basis reset
Revenue miss
Share dilution
Takeover speculation
Question 6: A sector rallies after regulators signal easier rules, while its peers lag. What broader idea explains the move?
Sector rotation
Stock split
Currency peg
Dividend reinvestment
Question 7: A stock plunges after a downgrade even though nothing changed in the business overnight. What likely moved the price?
Inventory restock
Margin expansion
Earnings acceleration
Sentiment shift
Question 8: A stock sells off after a strong run because traders lock in profits, not because news got worse. What is this?
Margin call
Dividend capture
Profit-taking
Capitulation