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What two factors determine a stock's total return?
a) bond rates
b) expected return
c) abnormal return
d) unexpected return

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Expected return and  unexpected return are the  two factors to determine a stock's total return. Hence, option B and D are correct.

What is stock's total return?

Total return is the amount of value an investor receives from an asset over a specific period of time, often one year, when all distributions have been reinvested. A percentage of the initial investment represents the total return.

The total of the income incorporates all income earned over a specific time period, including interest, capital gains, dividends, and distributions. The amount of an investment's income, often represented as a percentage rate.

Thus, option B and D are correct.

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