Which statement about structured-product yields is FALSE?
The rule of thumb is that a high advertised yield is compensation for risk taken on, not a free lunch; the other three statements correctly state this, so the 'free lunch with no added risk' statement is the false one.
Reading a high yield as costless rather than as a risk signal.
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