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1. World dominant currency is:
CHF
USD
EUR
HKD
2. When the demand for credit rises, interest rates
stay at the same level
also rise
fall
3. Central banks can also directly increase the money supply by:
printing money
lower the interests
open new banks
4. The pillar principle you should always observe when investing is:
“don’t put all your eggs in one basket”
"always trust your instincts"
"do it fast and clean"
5. Exchange Rate Risk
This is the type of risk that is not related to any external (exogenous) factors.
This type of risk is associated with our opportunity to sell, or “liquidate” our investment
The probability that changes in the value of foreign currency would affect the return on the investment
6. Bonds are:
Alternative investments
Fixed income investments
Cash and equivalents investments
7. Traditional investments are:
Real Estate, Commodities, Private Equity, Managed Futures
Stocks and Bonds
Stocks, Bonds, Commodities, Private Equity
Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Money Markets
8. Before making an investment, the most important and at the same time the most difficult thing is:
To secure your investment by insurance policy
To trade small volumes to validate the liquidity of the asset
To obtain detailed information about the asset that you are about to invest in
9. What is stock market?
Place where you can exchange currencies
Place where you can buy and sell shares in a company
Place where you can buy and sell commodities
10. The biggest financial hubs are
New York, Berlin and Moscow
New York, London and Hong Kong
California, London and Hong Kong
New York, Berlin and Hong Kong
11. Benefits of mutual funds are
Low-cost access to high-quality money managers
High return rate
12. Number of days of receivables is equal to
Accounts receivable / Average revenue
Total Revenue/Accounts Receivable
Total Revenue/Inventory
13. Net Profit Margin is equal to
Net profit/Total revenue
Net income/Total assets
Cash Flow from operations/Current Liabilities
14. Quick Ratio is equal to
Current assets/Current Liabilities
(Current assets – Inventory)/Current Liabilities
Cash Flow from operations/Current Liabilities
15. Nasdaq is
Virtual exchange type
Alternative exchange type
Face-to-face exchange type
16. Individual asset analysis is part of
Asset analysis
Technical analysis
Fundamental analysis
17. Bearish market means
The price is going down
The price is going up
18. What is the trend between point 4 and 5
Sideways/Horizontal Trends
Downtrends
Uptrends
19. The chart that is made up of a series of vertical lines that represent each data point with high and low for the trading period, along with the closing price is
Point And Figure Chart
Bar chart
Line chart
20. Stocks that are reaching a higher price today than yesterday are called
advancing issues
trending issues
desired issues
21. Pattern that signaling upcoming trend is
Cup and Handle
Rounding Bottom (Reversal)
Falling Wedge (Reversal)
22. Pattern that is considered the switching point between uptrends and downtrends is
Rising Wedge (Reversal)
Head and Shoulders Top
Double Bottom Reversal
Double Top (Reversal)
23. If loss is 40% how much gain you need to recover?
25.0%
66.7%
11.1%
42.9%
24. If loss is 20% how much gain you need to recover?
25.0%
42.9%
66.7%
11.1%
25. When the body of candlestick is black, it means that the closing price was
higher than the opening price
lower than the opening price
26. If for every 100 USD worth of position, we only deposit 2 USD your leverage is
2%
50:1
1000:2
0.50%
27. When the body of candlestick is white, it means that the closing price was
higher than the opening price
lower than the opening price
28. When was developed Capital Asset Pricing Model
early 90s
beginning of 21st century
mid-20th century
29. We are able to measure productivity by
Asset Turnover
Current Ratio
Shares Outstanding
30. What is not part of Candlesticks information matrix
Sell or Buy
Low
Average
High
31. We are measuring increasing working capital by
Asset Turnover
Current Ratio
Shares Outstanding
32. A mathematical equation whereby one variable – the dependent variable (e.g. it can be the movement of the price of an asset) is “explained”, or predicted, by one or more “independent” variables (e.g. inflation, consumption, interest rates etc.) is called
Standard Deviation Analysis
Correlation Analysis
Econometric regression
33. The letter in contracts codes for January is
L
F
J
K
34. Which one is not a common trading style?
Swing Trading
Scalpers
Tiger Trading
Momentum Trading
35. How big is one standard lot in FX
10,000 units
100,000 units
1 000,000 units
1 000 units
36. Long call is
When you sell a call option
When you buy a call option
37. Оscillator that essentially puts the current closing price in context of highs and lows of a period of N days in order to determine whether a security has been overbought or oversold is called
Deviation behaviour index
Relative Momentum Index (RMI)
Williams Percentage Range
38. Strategy whereby a trader secures a limited profit potential and a limited loss potential by combining the positions of 4 option contracts.
Straddle
Butterfly
Strangles
39. Strategy in which you buy one call and one put with the same expiration date and the same strike price is
Long straddle
Long put straddle
Long option straddle
40. Index that attempts to measure whether or not what appears a trend at first sight is in fact a significant trend is called
Random walk index
Deviation behaviour index
Real trend index
41. News Watchers follow fundamental information and based on their sophistication they make a rational interpretation and act on the news.
FALSE
TRUE
42. When you have a winning position, until you realize your profit, you have a strong psychological discomfort, due to fear of losing it. This forces you to act too quickly.
FALSE
TRUE
43. Overconfidence in financial markets place leads to excessive trading volume.
FALSE
TRUE
44. Momentum traders are not sophisticated investors, they do not have the skills to interpret the fundamental information, so they are just technical traders without considering any fundamental information they just follow existing trends.
FALSE
TRUE
45. "Expected return can be predicted, because it’s a function of the risk. "
FALSE
TRUE
46. If you buy stocks, which now trade close to their 52-Week High, you will beat the market by 1% per month on the average.
TRUE
FALSE
47. Realized return minus expected return is the abnormal return and is unpredictable according to the Standard Finance Theory.
FALSE
TRUE
48. Which one is not anomaly according to Behavioral Bias
The trading volume in financial markets is much higher than rational finance models predict.
Trading volume is higher when the stock market is rising; that is when most investors are overconfident
Trading volume diminishes as the stock market is falling, because investors become less confident.
Disagreement of opinion has been found to decrease the trading volume.
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