13. which of the following is an example of the bias of chasing trends? * 1 point\nbuying a stock when it…

13. which of the following is an example of the bias of chasing trends? * 1 point\nbuying a stock when it has hit its lowest price of the year\nbuying cryptocurrency because you saw a headline about it reaching its highest price ever\nresearching the long term growth strategy of a company\nbuying stock in an industry that is not represented in your portfolio to increase diversity\n14. each of the following factors impacts how much money you will have available at retirement except... * 1 point\nwhat percent of your income you invest each month\nwhether you qualify for social security benefits\nhow old you are when you start investing\nhow often you log into your online brokerage account

13. which of the following is an example of the bias of chasing trends? * 1 point\nbuying a stock when it has hit its lowest price of the year\nbuying cryptocurrency because you saw a headline about it reaching its highest price ever\nresearching the long term growth strategy of a company\nbuying stock in an industry that is not represented in your portfolio to increase diversity\n14. each of the following factors impacts how much money you will have available at retirement except... * 1 point\nwhat percent of your income you invest each month\nwhether you qualify for social security benefits\nhow old you are when you start investing\nhow often you log into your online brokerage account

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Brief Explanations:

For question 13, chasing trends bias is when one makes investment decisions based on current popularity or recent news - like buying cryptocurrency due to a headline about its all - time high. For question 14, the frequency of logging into an online brokerage account has no direct impact on the amount of money available at retirement. The other factors like investment percentage, Social Security eligibility, and starting age of investment do.

Answer:

  1. Buying cryptocurrency because you saw a headline about it reaching its highest price ever
  2. How often you log into your online brokerage account