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Question # 1 of 15 ( Start time: 02:45:58 AM ) Total Marks: 1
Which of the following type of markets deals the trading between institutions?
Select correct option:
Primary
Secondary
Third
Fourth
Profit
Risk
Loss
Evasion
Internal rate of return that equates the prevailing market price with future interest and
principal payments
Approximate yield to call for premium bonds
Coupon interest divided by the average of market and call prices
Interest-sensitive stocks
Consumer durable stocks
Capital goods stocks
Hostile stocks
Balance sheet
Income statement
Statement of cash flows
Statement of changes in equity
Fundamental analysis
Technical analysis
Vertical analysis
Horizontal analysis
Cash items
Non-cash items
Purchases
All of the given options
Market value
Book value
Intrinsic value
Present value
Direct income
Other income
Operating income
None of the given options
250,000
350,000
450,000
550,000
System option
Strategic option
Call option
Put option
Convertible bonds
Municipal bonds
Government bonds
Junk bonds
Municipal bonds
Callable bonds
Convertible bonds
Zero coupon bonds
Where the intrinsic value is greater than the current market price as the asset is
undervalued
Where the intrinsic value is lesser than the current market price as the asset is overvalued
Where the intrinsic value is equivalent to the current market price as the asset is acquired
Where the current market price has doubled from the intrinsic value as the asset is
distributed
Balance sheet
Data points
Lines
Bars
Zeros
Where the intrinsic value is greater than the current market price as the asset is
undervalued
Where the intrinsic value is lesser than the current market price as the asset is overvalued
Where the intrinsic value is equivalent to the current market price as the asset is acquired
Where the current market price has doubled from the intrinsic value as the asset is
distributed
Behavioral finance
Dividend discount model
Efficient market hypothesis
Dow theory
200
100
50
10
56%
50%
Two-stage models
Y models
H models
Three-stage models
Nonsystematic risk
Systematic risk
General risk
Market risk
Political
Social
Sovereign
Political and sovereign
Default risk
Country risk
Interest rate risk
Market risk
Selling
Holding
Buying
Doing nothing
Should be used
Should not be used
Should always be used
None of the given options
Sector rotation
Securitization
Diversification
Maturity date
Coupon rate
Receiver
Issuer
Pioneering stage
Stabilization stage
Declining stage
Expansion stage
Discount rate
Treasury bill rate
Exchange rate
Growth rate
Should be used
Should not be used
Should always be used
None of the given options
Break-even
Margin
Leverage point
Yield to maturity
Municipal bonds
Callable bonds
Convertible bonds
Zero coupon bonds
Handheld counter
Off-shore counter
Over-the-counter
Spill counter
9
11
13
15
Patent
Timber
Furniture
Building
Treasury bill
Negotiated CD
U.S. government savings bond
Banker’s acceptance
Futures contracts
Opportunity contracts
Precedent contracts
Forward contracts
Close-ended funds
Exchange traded funds
Open-ended mutual funds
All of the given options
Weak form
Subjective form
Semi-strong form
Strong form
Put option
Strategic option
System option
Call option
Associate rotation
Sector rotation
Audit rotation
Corporate rotation
Broadening Formation
Relative Strength Index
On Balance Volume
Bollinger Bands
Liquidity horizon
Time horizon
Return requirement
Law and regulation
Primary market
Secondary market
Third market
Fourth market
Tangible assets
Intangible assets
Fixed assets
Real assets
Junk bonds
Municipal bonds
Callable bonds
Convertible bonds
Market value
Book value
Intrinsic value
Nonsystematic risk
Pressure risk
Odd risk
Even risk
$150
$100
$66
$50
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Stocks
Transport vehicles
Bonds
Bank deposits
ISECTS
LOTS
KATS
PETS
Low points
High points
Medium points
All of the given options
Consolidation phase
Abstracting phase
Spending phase
Gifting phase
Business diversification
Naïve diversification
Portfolio diversification
Concentric diversification
Protecting profits
Minimizing losses
Rapid execution
It is seldom used by investors
Doing nothing
Holding
Selling
Buying
Android market
Capital market
Money market
Target market
Diversification
Risk aversion
Securitization
Sector rotation
200
100
Yield to maturity
Duration
Convexity
Immunization
Brick breaker
Circuit breaker
Bubble breaker
Suburb breaker
Skimming price
Consumer price
Retail price
Trigger price
Market order
Stop order
Limit order
Mitigate order
Where the intrinsic value is greater than the current market price as the asset is
undervalued
Where the intrinsic value is lesser than the current market price as the asset is overvalued
Where the intrinsic value is equivalent to the current market price as the asset is acquired
Where the current market price has doubled from the intrinsic value as the asset is
distributed
10
30
50
70
Nonsystematic risk
Systematic risk
Financial risk
Production risk
Support lines
Resistance lines
Tangent lines
Interval lines
Contingent liability
Contingent immunization
Contingent beneficiary
Contingent charges
CFA account
Cash account
Real account
Margin account
Strong form
Weak form
Semi strong form
None of the given options
White
Black
Red
Blue
Convertible bonds
Junk bonds
Correlation coefficient
Covariance
Regression
Standard deviation
Emotional maturity
Debt maturity
Yield to maturity
Qualitative maturity
Nonsystematic risk
Pressure risk
Odd risk
Even risk
Financial engineering
Risk management
Income generation
Portfolio management
Starter
Floor
Ceiling
Simulator
Handheld counter
Off-shore counter
Over-the-counter
Spill counter
Income Statement
Cash Flow Statement
Balance Sheet
Statement of Owner’s Equity
Exponential
Density
Simple
Variable
No
Linear
Indirect
Direct
Index fund
Reserve fund
Mutual fund
Pension fund
Treasury Bills
Preferred shares
Common shares
None of given options
Geometric Mean
Convertible bonds
Junk bonds
Municipal bonds
Government bonds
Discount rate
Interest free rate
Return on equity
Yield to maturity
Brokerage commissions
Credit and loan facilities
Possible impact of trade on market price
Time involved in deciding to trade
Compensate inferences
Capital gains
Supplementing their income
Excitement
Government bond
Municipal bond
Sovereign bond
Junk bond
Dow Theory
Bollinger Bands
On Balance Volume
Relative Strength Index
Discounted value
Present value
Future cash flow value
Net asset value
Diversification
Liquidity
Secured returns
All of the given options
System option
Strategic option
Call option
Put option
Business diversification
Naïve diversification
Portfolio diversification
Concentric diversification
Direct income
Other income
Operating income
None of the given options
Price weighting
Capitalization weighting
Equal weighting
Base weighting
Growth rates
Inflation rates
Firm cash flows
Ratio analysis
Weak form
Subjective form
Semi-strong form
Strong form
Upward trend
Downward trend
Trend range
Round phase
Previous incomes
Current incomes
Future incomes
Unappropriated profits
Inventory
Marketable securities
Cash
Cash equivalents
Share
Distribution
Section
Industry
Economy
Market
Company
Expected return
Abnormal return
Normal return
Tax return
Target market
Historic market
Borough market
Regular market
Rs. 10
Rs. 1290
Rs. 645
Rs. 200
Valuation theory
Random walk theory
Pecking order theory
Corporate finance theory
Business diversification
Naïve diversification
Portfolio diversification
Concentric diversification
CFA account
Cash account
Real account
Margin account
Geometric Mean
Arithmetic Mean
Standard Deviation
Coefficient of Variance
Bonds
Shares
Land
Derivatives
Yield to maturity
Duration
Convexity
Immunization
Business diversification
Naïve diversification
Portfolio diversification
Concentric diversification
Nonsystematic risk
Systematic risk
Odd risk
Even risk
Win-win
Win-loss
Loss-loss
None of the given options
Pioneering stage
Stabilization stage
Declining stage
Expansion stage
Pioneering stage
Expansion stage
Stabilization stage
Declining stage
Volume
Capitalization
Price weighting
Profit
Profit
Risk
Loss
Evasion
Balance sheet
Income statement
Statement of cash flows
Statement of changes in equity
Low points
High points
Medium points
All of the given options
Index fund
Reserve fund
Mutual fund
Pension fund
AAA
Income Statement
Cash Flow Statement
Balance Sheet
Statement of Owner’s Equity
Financial engineering
Risk management
Income generation
Portfolio management
When cost is less then the future value of the present cash flows
When profit is less then the present value of the future cash flows
When present value of the future cash flows is less then the cost
When cost is less then the present value of the future cash flows
200
100
50
10
Line charts
Bar charts
Pie charts
Symbol charts
Total return
Relative return
Total and relative return
None of the given options
Nonsystematic risk
Systematic risk
General risk
Market risk
ROR
Beta
ROI
Risk premium
Cash account
Margin account
Real account
CFA account
Fundamental analysis
Technical analysis
Quantitative data analysis
Empirical analysis
Defensive stock
Growth stock
Value stock
Interest sensitive stock
Emotional maturity
Debt maturity
Yield to maturity
Qualitative maturity
Securing
Screening
Saving
Discounting
Financial engineering
Risk management
Income generation
Portfolio management
Account payable
Bonds
Debentures
None of the given options
DuPont analysis
Financial modeling analysis
Quantitative analysis
Qualitative analysis
Is less than the actual price change when the yield decreases
Is less than the actual price change when the yield increases
Is greater than the actual price change when the yield decreases
Is always greater than the actual price change
Brokerage commissions
Credit and loan facilities
Possible impact of trade on market price
SuperDot
NYSE direct
Trading curb
Ticker tape
Extraordinary loss
investing loss
Financial loss
None of the given options
Retirement investing
Indirect investing
Online investing
Direct investing
Discount rate
Treasury bill rate
Exchange rate
Growth rate
The fair price function removes the fear of buying or selling at rip off price. The greater
number of participants and the more formal the marketplace, the greater is the likelihood
that you are getting a fair price.
The trading of listed securities in the NASDAQ market is known as the third market. The
third market may offer greater trading flexibility than the exchanges, particularly with
regard to trading rules and fees.
Blue chip stocks are stocks of well-established companies that have stable earnings and
no extensive liabilities. They have a track record of paying regular dividends, and are
valued by investors seeking relative safety and stability. The name comes from the blue-
colored chips in the game of poker, which are typically the most valuable.
When using a broker, you will need to set up an account. The account that's set up is
either a cash account or a margin account. A cash account requires that you pay for your
stock when you make the purchase, but with a margin account the broker lends you a
portion of the funds at the time of purchase and the security acts as collateral.
When an investor goes long on an investment, it means that he or she has bought a stock
believing its price will rise in the future. Conversely, when an investor goes short, he or
she is anticipating a decrease in share price. Short selling is the selling of a stock that the
seller doesn't own. More specifically, a short sale is the sale of a security that isn't owned
by the seller, but that is promised to be delivered
Although no precise definition has been stated for these terms most analysts consider a
firm with capitalization less than $500 million to be a small cap stock' Lipper Analytical
Services defines a mid-cap firm as one with capitalization between $800 million and $2
billion. Others extend the mid-cap range up to $6 billion.
Dividend Discount Model is a procedure for valuing the price of a stock by using
predicted dividends and discounting them back to present value.
The principle difference between a daily candlestick chart and a bar chart is the white and
black candles augmenting the daily trading range lines. White candles represent stock
advances, with black candle representing declines.
The advance-decline line, often referred to as the breadth of the market, results from
plotting a running of these numbers across time
The short interest for a security is the number of shares that have been sold short but not
yet
bought back. The short interest ratio can be defined relative to shares outstanding or
average
daily volume, as in;
Short interest ratio = Total shares sold short / Average daily trading volume
Question No: 17 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one
ABC Furnitures worth $51 million. What is another term for this?
Book value
Earning per share
Market value
Cost per share
The book value of a company is generally considered its net worth; the book value per
share would be the net worth of a company divided by the number of shares outstanding.
A price increase on small volume is not as bullish as one accompanied by heavy trading.
Conversely, a price decline on small volume is not as bearish as a decline accompanied
by a large increase in the number of shares traded.
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Spring 2010
FIN630- Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management (Session - 5)
Time: 60 min
Marks: 44
► Horizontal analysis
► Fundamental analysis
► Technical analysis
► Ratio analysis
Prices moving above the Moving Average indicate an uptrend. In cases when you have
both high volume and high price, these indicate an uptrend in stock market. Based on
this, you may decide to buy the stock.
Ralph Nelson Elliott developed the Elliott Wave Theory in the late 1920s in fact traded in
repetitive cycles. It states that stock prices are governed by cycles founded upon the
Fibonacci series (1-2-3-5-8-13-21…). Elliott believed that market prices rose and fell in a
series of waves based on the same Golden ratio or Golden mean that Fibonacci proved.
The price-to-book value ratio (P/B) is the ratio of share price to stockholder equity. Book
value represents the company’s theoretical liquidation value per share if the company
shut down operations, paid off its debts, and sold off its assets. As such, the usefulness of
book value as a valuation tool depends significantly on the industry, with some being
more capital intensive than others.
► Balance sheet
► Income statement
► Statement of cash flows
► Statement of changes in equity
An investment strategy involving ongoing buying and selling actions by the investor.
Active investors purchase investments and continuously monitor their activity in order to
exploit profitable conditions
Question No: 13 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one
Which of the following is an example of brokerage fee charged by a stockbroker?
► Margin profit
► Insurance premium
► Transaction cost
► Capital expenditure
Costs incurred when buying or selling securities. These include brokers' commissions
and spreads (the difference between the price the dealer paid for a security and the
price at which it can be sold).
The continuous price function enables market participants to get accurate, up-to-date
price information.
(EMA) — The average price of a security or currency over a specified time period used
to spot pricing trends by smoothing out the large fluctuations. The exponential variety
assigns more value or weight to the most recent data.
► Current income
► Current income and capital gains
► Passive losses to offset other income
► Capital gains only
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► Cash flow
► Contributed capital
► Assets
► Distributions
► It indicates how many interest payments could be made with a firm's earnings.
► It indicates how much investors pay for Rs.1 earning of the company.
► It indicates the percentage of earnings paid to shareholders.
► It indicates the per share profit available for distribution to the shareholders.
► Growth stock
► Value stock
► Interest sensitive stock
► Defensive stock
A stock that is particularly sensitive to changes in interest rates. Often interest-sensitive
stocks are bank stocks. When interest rates rise, shares of banks may move lower. That
occurs because banks are locked into long-term loan contracts with borrowers and can’t
raise their interest rates up to the market rate, which can pressure earnings. The interest
rate they have to pay to deposit holders increases also.
► Turnover
► Leverage
► Sales
► Net income margin
This strategy is involving the shifting sector weights in the portfolio for taking
advantage of those sectors
Answer:
Cooking the books is an unethical practice of misrepresenting company's financial
standing. When cooking the books, corporations typically manipulate their accounting
records and financial statements. Bookmark
Answer:
It help us to check either a business is doing better this year than previous years
Also it tell us about our business is doing better and worse comparative to other
businesses who doing business of same the same things.
By using the ratio analysis we come to know our business is how much
profitable? Mean to know business profit.
Its purpose to know the money to pay its bills and we can even tell whether its
shareholders should be happy.
Answer:
Ratio analyses gives us complete look over business. The basic purpose of the ration
analyses is to judge that whare the business stand and also make he future planning of the
business Ratio analysis can also help us to check whether a business is doing better this
Many different required rate of return for example the average required rate of return of
favorite stock is diverse from average rate of return on bonds
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Spring 2010
FIN630- Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management (Session - 2)
Time: 60 min
Marks: 44
► Defensive industries
► Interest sensitive industries
► Growth industries
► Cyclical industries
Growth industries tend to be composed of relatively volatile and risky stocks. Often
investors must be willing to accept increased risk in order to take
Question No: 13 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one
Which of the following is defined as an unmanaged, fixed-income security portfolio put
► Banking companies
► Growth companies
► Value companies
► Investment companies
The most popular form of Investment Company. Mutual funds hold a portfolio of securities on behalf
of their shareholders, who buy shares from the fund and sell them back to the fund. The shareholders
are entitled to a pro rata share of all income and capital gains earned by the mutual fund, after
deduction of expenses
Question No: 15 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one
Which of the following statement about a security is true, if its beta < 1.0?
► Security is more risky than the market
► Security is less risky than market
► Security is exactly as risky as maket
► It is not possible to predict riskiness of a security by beta
(1) The "main movement", primary movement or major trend may last from less
than a year to several years. It can be bullish or bearish. (2) The "medium swing",
secondary reaction or intermediate reaction may last from ten days to three
months and generally retraces from 33% to 66% of the primary price change since
the previous medium swing or start of the main movement. (3) The "short swing"
or minor movement varies with opinion from hours to a month or more. The three
► Turnover
► Leverage
► Sales
► Net income margin
Question No: 27 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one
Which of the following statement about short selling is LEAST accurate?
► The short seller must pay the lender of the stock any dividends paid by the company.
► The short seller is required to replace the borrowed securities within six months of a
short sale.
► Proceeds from the short sale cannot be withdrawn from the account.
► The short seller hoped that the securities prices would decrease in the future.
Quiz:
1) Which of the following types of orders would normally have the most rapid execution?
a) Market order
b) Limit order
c) Good-till-canceled order
d) Stop order
Market orders are to be executed as soon as possible after reaching the exchange floor.
4) More investors may be using technical analysis now than in earlier periods because:
7) Which are the two ratio areas that are of the greatest concern to stockholders?
a) Liquidity and profitability
b) Liquidity and leverage
c) Profitability and activity
d) Profitability and leverage
9) In order for any dividend valuation model to reflect a valid stock price for a company,
a) The company must pay dividends
b) The dividend growth rate must remain constant.
c) The required rate of return (discount rate) must remain constant
d) The company should pay interim dividend.
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10) Which type of order is often used by investors who have bought a security and want
to protect themselves from a falling price?
a) Market order
Pioneering stage offers the highest potential returns, greatest risk Investors interested in
capital gains should avoid maturity stage Expansion stage of most interest to investors
The breadth of the market is a measure of the extent to which movement in a market
index is reflected widely in the price movements of al the stocks in the market. The most
common measure of breadth is the spread between the number of stocks that advance and
decline in price. If advances outnumber declines by a wide margin, then the market is
viewed as being stronger because the rally is widespread.
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MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Spring 2010
FIN630- Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management
Question No: 1 ( Marks: 1 ) - Please choose one
Which of the following statement about short selling is LEAST accurate?
► The short seller must pay the lender of the stock any dividends paid by the company.
► The short seller is required to replace the borrowed securities within six months of a
short sale.
► Proceeds from the short sale cannot be withdrawn from the account.
► The short seller hoped that the securities prices would decrease in the future.
a) Annual periods.
b) Semiannual periods
c) Quarterly periods.
d) Monthly periods.
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a) Quarterly
a) Bonds
b) Preferred stock
c) Rights
d) Derivatives
If an investor is looking for an investment opportunity that can yield profits in a shorter
period, derivatives is a good option. Unlike some stocks and bonds which have to be
invested for long periods many years, investments in derivatives can be for a few days,
weeks, or a few months. This can provide an investor with the opportunity of breaking
into the market and also mixing short and long-term investments.
a) Reserves Account
b) Checking Account
c) Profit and loss Account
d) Saving Account
1. Which of the following stage should be avoided by investors who are interested in
capital gains?
a. Pioneering stage
b. Expansion stage
3. Which of the following industry is NOT sensitive to business cycle and price changes?
a. Growth industry
b. Cyclical industry
c. Defensive industry
d. Interest sensitive industry
7. On which of the following financial statements would you expect to find assets,
liabilities, and stockholders' equity?
a. Balance sheet
b. Income statement
c. Statement of cash flows
d. Statement of changes in equity
9. On which of the following financial statements would you expect to find operating,
investing, and financing activities?
a. Balance sheet
b. Income statement
c. Statement of cash flows
d. Statement of changes in equity
10. Mutual funds are _______________ companies.
a. Private
b. Investment
c. Insurance
d. Banking
13. Which of the following is defined as an investment strategy that involves ongoing
buying and selling actions by the investors?
a. Active strategy
b. Passive strategy
c. Buy-and-hold strategy
d. All of the given options
An investment strategy involving ongoing buying and selling actions by the investor. Active investors
purchase investments and continuously monitor their activity in order to exploit profitable conditions
14. A form of the EMH which states that security prices fully reflect all public and
private information.
a. Strong form efficiency [page 148]
b. Weak form efficiency
c. Semi strong form efficiency
d. None of the given options
15. The computation of the Dow Jones Industrial Average is known as a __________
index.
a. Price-weighted
3) Financial securities with a maturity of less than a year from their original issue date are
sold in the:
a) Money market
b) Bond market
c) Equity market
d) Derivative market
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8) Which type of order is often used by investors who have bought a security and want to
protect themselves from a falling price?
a) Market order
b) Limit order
c) Stop order
d) Good-till-canceled order
9) The percentage of the purchase price of securities that the investor must pay with his
or her own cash or marginable securities is known as:
a) Initial margin
b) Margin call
c) Maintenance margin
d) SPAN margin
10) Which of the following represents low-priced, speculative and risky securities?
a) Income stocks
b) Penny stocks
c) Defensive stocks
d) cyclical stocks
Penny stocks are low-priced, speculative and risky securities which are traded over-the-
counter (OTC); i.e. outside of one of the major exchanges.
3) The dividend-discount model indicates that the current market price of a stock rises if:
a) The interest rate rises
8) Financial assets:
a) Contribute to the country's productive capacity both directly and indirectly
b) Do not contribute to the country's productive capacity either directly or indirectly
c) Directly contribute to the country's productive capacity
d) Indirectly contribute to the country's productive capacity
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10) The intrinsic value of a stock is the ______________ of future net cash flows.
a) Sum value
b) Present value
c) Investment value
d) Future value
The intrinsic value of a stock is the present value of all future cash flows, and it is a
calculation that has been used in financial circles since the first dividend discount model
was introduced in 1938.
Which one of following statement is TRUE if intrinsic value of a security is higher then
its current market price?
• The security is being undervalued
• The security is being overvalued
• The security is correctly valued
• None of given options
Stock is under- (over-) valued if intrinsic value is larger (smaller) than current market
price
2.
Which one of the following is correct formula for calculating gross margin?
• Net Profit/Net Sales
• Gross Profit/Net Sales
• Net income/Net Sales
• Gross Profit/credit Sales
3.
Which of the following is defined as a procedure for valuing the price of a stock by
using predicted dividends and discounting them back to present value?
• Dividend Discount Model
• Relative Strength Index
• On Balance Volume
• Bollinger bands
4.
Which one of the following is correct formula for calculating operating
margin?
• Net Profit/Net Sales
• Operating income/Net Sales
• Net income/Net Sales
• Operating income/credit sales
5.
17.
Which of the following is NOT true about expansion stage?
• Marketplace is full of competitors
• Firm operations more stable, dependable
• Financial policies firmly established
• Dividends often become payable
18.
In bottom-up approach of fundamental analysis, investors begin their analysis with:
• Industry
• Company
19.
Which of the following stage offers the highest potential returns and greatest risk?
• Pioneering stage
• Expansion stage
• Stabilization stage
• Decline stage
The pioneering stage may offer the highest potential returns, but it also poses the greatest
risk. Investors interested primarily in capital gains should avoid the maturity stage.
20.
Which of the following estimates are needed while applying fundamental analysis to
the market?
• Stream of shareholder benefits
• Earnings and dividends
• Required return or earnings multiple
• All of given options
n To apply fundamental analysis to the market, estimates are needed of
– Stream of shareholder benefits
» Earnings or dividends
– Required return or earnings multiple
n Steps in estimating earnings stream
– Estimate GDP, corporate sales, corporate earnings before taxes, and
finally corporate earnings after taxes
1.
Primary Trend in Dow theory is called as
• Tide
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• Wave
• Oscillation
• None of the given options
2.
A trend that defines the long-term direction for a security is called as:
• Primary Trend
• Secondary trend
• Tertiary trend
• All of the given options
3.
A trend that defines the short-term direction for a security is called as:
• Primary Trend
• Secondary trend
• Tertiary trend
• All of the given options
4.
Secondary trend in Dow theory is known as
• Tide
• Wave
• Oscillation
• None of the given options
5.
Which of the following charting price pattern depicts a significant expectation of an
increase in demand for a security
• Support
• Resistance
• Trend line
• All of given options
6.
____________ believes that securities are priced according to fundamental economic
data.
• Fundamental analysts
• Ratio analysts
• Technical analysts
• Research analysts
7.
When a stock's market price breaks through its moving average line from below, a
technical analyst would suggest a ______________ signal.
• Buy
• Sell
• Hold
• Wait and see
17.
Financial assets are divided in to which of the following three broad categories?
• Money market securities, long-term debt and equity
• Corporate securities, derivatives and equity
18.
Which of the following deals with the issuance of new securities?
• Primary market
• Secondary market
• Third market
• Fourth market
19.
Which of the following are regarded as low-priced, speculative and risky securities?
• Income stocks
• Penny stocks
• Defensive stocks
• Cyclical stocks
Cash account
Margin account
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Real account
CFA account
Pioneering stage
Stabilization stage
Declining stage
Expansion stage
LOTS
PETS
ISECTS
KATS
Since the inception of automated trading system (ISECTS), the trade volume has
beenmultiplying day by day and the average daily turnover has now crossed the figure of
1million shares. Now all the listed securities are traded through the ISECTS
Assets – liabilities
Equity – debt balance Page 31
Short term debt – long tem debt
Current assets – current liabilities
Gross income
Distributed income
Retained earning
Net income
Android market
Capital market
Money market
Target market
Cash items
Non-cash items
Purchases
All of the given options
Income Statement
Cash Flow Statement
Notes to the accounts
Statement of Owner’s Equity
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FIN630- Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management (Session - 2)
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If Vo > Po, the asset is undervalued and should be purchased or held if already owned.
If Vo < Po, the asset is overvalued and should be avoided, sold if held, or possibly sold short.
If Vo = Po, this implies an equilibrium in that the asset is correctly valued.
Future
Option
Forward
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Pay order
Dow Theory
Bollinger Bands
On Balance Volume
Relative Strength Index
It will fall
It will fluctuate
It will rise
It will have no effect
Bonds
Shares
Land
Derivatives
Book value
Earning per share
Market value
Cost per share
Starter
Floor
Ceiling
Simulator
10,000
20, 000
200, 000
100, 000
56%
50%
46%
40%
Stocks
Transport vehicles
Bonds
Bank deposits
Net margin
Price-Earnings Ratio
Return on equity
Return on Investment
Traders who think their long-run returns will be greater than the cost of borrowing
Speculators who think their long-run returns will be greater than the cost of borrowing
Investors who think their long-run returns will be greater than the cost of borrowing
All of given options
Target market
Historic market
Borough market
Regular market
Recession
Trend lines
Indicators
Cycles
Capital, money
Money, capital
Growth industries
Cyclical industries
Interest-sensitive industries
Defensive industries
Profit
Interest
No load
Load
Line charts
Bar charts
Pie charts
Symbol charts
Patent
Timber
Furniture
Building
Close-ended funds
Exchange traded funds
Open-ended mutual funds
All of the given options
Growth industries
Cyclical industries
Interest-sensitive industries
Defensive industries
Retirement investing
Indirect investing
Online investing
Direct investing
Broadening Formation
Relative Strength Index
On Balance Volume
Bollinger Bands
Exponential
Density
Simple
Variable
Growth funds
Value funds
Mutual funds
Hedge funds
Balance sheet
Income statement
Statement of cash flows
Statement of changes in equity
Trend analysis
Support ad resistance lines
Bar chart
Bonds
Shares
Derivatives
None of the given options
Close-ended funds
Exchange traded funds
Open-ended mutual funds
All of the given options
It will fall
It will fluctuate
It will rise
It will have no effect
It will fluctuate
It will fall
It will have no effect
It will rise
Trend analysis
Risk analysis
DuPont analysis
Claims analysis
White
Black
Red
Blue
Where the intrinsic value is greater than the current market price as the asset is
undervalued
Where the intrinsic value is lesser than the current market price as the asset is overvalued
Where the intrinsic value is equivalent to the current market price as the asset is acquired
Where the current market price has doubled from the intrinsic value as the asset is
distributed
It will fall
It will fluctuate
It will rise
It will have no effect
Defensive industry
Cyclic industry
Growth industry
None of the given options
Skimming price
Consumer price
Retail price
Trigger price
Previous incomes
Current incomes
Future incomes
Unappropriated profits
SuperDot
NYSE direct
Trading curb
Ticker tape
Wave
Triangle
Tide
Rounded bottom
Share
Distribution
Section
Division
10
5.1
5
4.9
Win-win
Win-loss
Loss-loss
None of the given options
Patent
Timber
Furniture
Building
Account payable
Bonds
Debentures
None of the given options
Stock splits
Bonus shares
Right shares
All of the following
Up
Constant
Down
Fluctuating
Income statement
Cost of goods sold statement
Balance sheet
None of the given options
Tertiary bond
Bearer bond
Fixed income bond
Euro bond
It will fluctuate
It will fall
It will rise
It will have no effect
Primary
Secondary
Third
Fourth
Defensive industry
Cyclic industry
Growth industry
Growth funds
Value funds
Mutual funds
Hedge funds
200
100
50
10
Deposit collateral
Withdraw funds
Deposit additional funds
Cancel the trade
Diversification
Liquidity
Secured returns
All of the given options
When cost is less then the future value of the present cash flows
When profit is less then the present value of the future cash flows
When present value of the future cash flows is less then the cost
When cost is less then the present value of the future cash flows
Bearish, sell
Bullish, buy
Bullish, sell
Bearish, buy
Book value
Earning per share
Market value
Cost per share
A uni-digit code
A bilingual code
A two-digit code
A tentative code
High
Low
Minimum
Average
Retirement investing
Indirect investing
Online investing
Direct investing
Balance sheet
Income statement
Statement of cash flows
Statement of changes in equity
Primary market
Secondary market
Third market
Fourth market
Market order
Stop order
Limit order
Mitigate order
Doing nothing
Holding
Selling
Buying
The accounting rate of return that stockholders earn on their portion of the total capital
Book value
Earning per share
Market value
Cost per share
Other income
Net income
Extraordinary income
Operating income
Growth companies
Value companies
Investment companies
Banking companies
Income Statement
Cash Flow Statement
Balance Sheet
Statement of Owner’s Equity
Compensate inferences
Capital gains
Supplementing their income
Excitement
250,000
350,000
450,000
550,000
Value investment
Deposit collateral
Withdraw funds
Deposit additional funds
Cancel the trade
Primary market
Secondary market
Third market
Fourth market
CFA account
Cash account
Real account
Margin account
Tertiary bond
Bearer bond
Fixed income bond
Euro bond
Their value is tied with the overall state of the national economy.
They are low-priced, speculative and risky securities.
They have stable earnings and no extensive liabilities
None of the given options
Preferred stock
Government bond
Common stock
Treasury bond
ISECTS
LOTS
KATS
PETS
Support lines
Resistance lines
Tangent lines
Interval lines
IES
OPS
OFS
IPO
1933
1934
1935
1936
Land
Building
Furniture
All of the given options
Securing
Screening
Saving
Discounting
Cyclical curb
Personal curb
Allusive curb
9
11
13
15
Portfolio theory
Valuation theory
Elliott wave theory
Chaos theory
Value investment
Interactive investment
Growth investment
Starter
Floor
Ceiling
Simulator
It will fluctuate
It will fall
It will have no effect
It will rise
Other income
Net income
Extraordinary income
Operating income
2.5:1
1:2
1:1.18
1.18:1
Cash account
Margin account
Real account
CFA account
The accounting rate of return that stockholders earn on their portion of the total capital
The riskiness of the company
Other income
Net income
Extraordinary income
Operating income
Defensive stock
Growth stock
Value stock
Interest sensitive stock
Distance selling
Best selling
Target selling
Short selling
Starter
Floor
Ceiling
Simulator
Institutional investors
Interactive investors
Growth investors
Accredited investor
LOTS
PETS
ISECTS
KATS
Holes
Strings
Waves
Tides
Broadening Formation
Relative Strength Index
On Balance Volume
Bollinger Bands
Primary
Secondary
Third
Fourth
Previous incomes
Current incomes
Future incomes
Unappropriated profits
Close-ended funds
Exchange traded funds
Open-ended mutual funds
All of the given options
Value investment
Interactive investment
Growth investment
Accredited investment
SuperDot
NYSE direct
Trading curb
Ticker tape
500, 000
150, 000
250, 000
350, 000
It will fall
It will fluctuate
It will rise
It will have no effect
Low points
High points
Medium points
All of the given options
Napoleon series
Economic time series
Fibonacci series
Geometric series
Defensive industry
Cyclic industry
Growth industry
None of the given options
Gross income
Distributed income
Retained earning
Net income
Income Statement
Their value is tied with the overall state of the national economy.
They are low-priced, speculative and risky securities.
They have stable earnings and no extensive liabilities
None of the given options
Technical analysts
Fundamental analysts
Accredited analysts
Interactive analysts
Bonds
Shares
Land
Derivatives
Previous incomes
Current incomes
Future incomes
Unappropriated profits
Defensive stock
Growth stock
Value stock
Growth industries
Cyclical industries
Interest-sensitive industries
Defensive industries
Fundamental analysis
Technical analysis
Vertical analysis
Horizontal analysis
Copyright fee
Application fee
Fixed cost fee
Trading fee
Close-ended funds
Exchange traded funds
Open-ended mutual funds
All of the given options
Demand
Supply
Volume
Price
When cost is less then the future value of the present cash flows
When profit is less then the present value of the future cash flows
When present value of the future cash flows is less then the cost
When cost is less then the present value of the future cash flows
DuPont analysis
Financial modeling analysis
Stocks
Transport vehicles
Bonds
Bank deposits
Low points
High points
Medium points
All of the given options
Growth companies
Value companies
Investment companies
Banking companies
Value investment
Interactive investment
Growth investment
Accredited investment
Bonds
Shares
Land
Derivatives
ISECTS
LOTS
KATS
PETS
500, 000
150, 000
250, 000
350, 000
250,000
Defensive industry
Cyclic industry
Growth industry
None of the given options
Recession
Trend lines
Indicators
Cycles
56%
50%
46%
40%
11%
6%
5%
1%
Stocks
Transport vehicles
Bonds
Bank deposits
Decreased volume
Increased volume
Constant volume
None of the given options
Deposit collateral
Diversification
Liquidity
Secured returns
All of the given options
Book value
Earning per share
Market value
Cost per share
Pioneering stage
Expansion stage
Stabilization stage
Declining stage
Cash account
Pioneering stage
Stabilization stage
Declining stage
Expansion stage
LOTS
PETS
ISECTS (correct)
KATS
Income Statement
Cash Flow Statement
Balance Sheet (correct)
Statement of Owner’s Equity
Assets – liabilities
Equity – debt balance (correct)
Short term debt – long tem debt
Current assets – current liabilities
Gross income
Distributed income
Retained earning(correct)
Net income
Android market
Capital market
Money market (correct)
Target market
Cash items
Non-cash items (correct)
Purchases
All of the given options
Claims cycle
Reaction cycle
When an investor gets margin call from broker, investor is required to:
Select correct option:
Deposit collateral
Withdraw funds
Deposit additional funds
Cancel the trade
Which of the following terms is used synonymously for equity?
Select correct option:
Share
Distribution
Section
Division
Which of the following markets is the market for investment in short-term activities?
Select correct option:
Android market
Capital market
Money market
Target market
Which of the following statements hold TRUE for Fibonacci series?
Select correct option:
It is an eight part series that left an indelible mark in developing strategy
It ia a sequence of numbers where each successive number is the sum of the two
previous numbers
It is a sequence of numerical data points in successive order occurring in uniform
intervals
It is a series for which the ratio of each two consecutive terms is a constant function
• Some people believe that Fibonacci series help in predicting changes in
security trading patterns.
• Example of Rabbit.
• Fibonacci numbers work in predicting future price trends.
An investor wants to buy 100 shares of a company but due to shortage of funds investor
can only 30% of the total share price and will borrow rest of 70% from brokerage firm.
Which of the following type of account will be suitable for investor in this situation?
Select correct option:
Cash account
Margin account
Real account
CFA account
Which of the following is not a type of the multistage dividend discount model?
Select correct option:
The dividends are usually paid out from which of the following?
Select correct option:
Previous incomes
Current incomes
Future incomes
inappropriate profits
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An account that permits an investor to borrow part of the cost of investment firm a
brokerage firm.
Select correct option:
Dealer account
Option account
Margin account
Cash account
Which of the following indicates the low level of interest in the market?
Select correct option:
Decreased volume
Increased volume
Constant volume
None of the given options
What will be the effect on intrinsic value if the risk premium and required rate of return
rises?
It will fall
It will fluctuate
It will rise
What will be the effect on intrinsic value if the riskless rate and required rate of return
falls?
It will fluctuate
It will fall
It will rise
4- Apart from the balance sheet or retained earnings what else must the financial analyst
take into consideration in fundamental analysis?
Index components
Primary stock offerings
Share repurchases
Total personal values
Fundamental analysts
Technical analysts
Research analysts
Municipal bonds
Callable bonds
Convertible bonds
Zero coupon bonds
Assets – liabilities
Patent
Timber
Furniture
Building
Profit
Interest
No load
Load
Growth industries
Cyclical industries
Interest-sensitive industries
Defensive industries
Two-stage models
Y models
H models
Three-stage models
ISECTS
Primary market
Secondary market
Third market
Fourth market
Trend analysis
Risk analysis
DuPont analysis
Claims analysis
working capital?
Select correct option:
$600, 000
$400, 000
$250, 000
Mutual funds
Primary market
Secondary market
Third market
Fourth market
Line charts
Bar charts
Pie charts
Symbol charts
Accounting changes
Dividend announcements
Insider transactions
Stock splits
Runs test
Insider transactions
Accounting changes
Where the intrinsic value is greater than the current market price as the asset is
undervalued
Where the intrinsic value is lesser than the current market price as the asset is overvalued
Where the intrinsic value is equivalent to the current market price as the asset is acquired
Where the current market price has doubled from the intrinsic value as the asset is
distributed
Demand
Supply
Volume
Price
Cyclical curb
Personal curb
Upward trend
Downward trend
Trend range
Round phase
Recession
Trend lines
Indicators
Cycles
Value of stock = Earnings per share / Interest rate - Expected growth rate
Primary
Secondary
Third
Fourth
The accounting rate of return that stockholders earn on their portion of the total capital
The riskiness of the company
Illusion of control
Anchoring
Mental accounting
Risk Aversion
High
Low
Minimum
Average
Cash account
Margin account
Real account
CFA account
Discounted value
Present value
1933
1934
1935
1936
Mutual funds
Skimming price
Consumer price
Retail price
Trigger price
SuperDot
NYSE direct
Trading curb
Ticker tape
Weak form
Subjective form
Semi-strong form
Strong form
Savings account
System account
Personal account
Cash account
Napoleon series
Economic time series
Fibonacci series
Geometric series
Stocks
Transport vehicles
Bonds
Bank deposits
Net margin
Price-Earnings Ratio
Return on equity
Return on Investment
Bonds
Debentures
Margin profit
Insurance premium
Transaction cost
Capital expenditure
ISECTS
LOTS
KATS
PETS
Direct income
Other income
Operating income
Ratio analysts
Fundamental analysts
Technical analysts
Research analysts
Weak form
Subjective form
Semi-strong form
Strong form
Cyclical curb
Personal curb
Allusive curb
Trading curb
Treasury bill
Negotiated CD
U.S. government savings bond
Banker’s acceptance
56%
50%
46%
40%
Penny stock
Stock dividend
Stock flicker
Stock ticker
Value company
Large cap company
Growth company
$150
$100
$66
$50
Other income
Net income
Extraordinary income
Operating income
CFA account
Cash account
Real account
Margin account
Patent
Timber
Furniture
Building
Where the intrinsic value is greater than the current market price as the asset is
undervalued
Where the intrinsic value is lesser than the current market price as the asset is overvalued
Where the intrinsic value is equivalent to the current market price as the asset is acquired
Where the current market price has doubled from the intrinsic value as the asset is
distributed
1933
1934
1935
1936
No
Linear
Indirect
Direct
Rs. 10
Rs. 1290
Rs. 645
Upward trend
Downward trend
Trend range
Round phase
Where the intrinsic value is greater than the current market price as the asset is
undervalued
Where the intrinsic value is lesser than the current market price as the asset is overvalued
Where the intrinsic value is equivalent to the current market price as the asset is acquired
Where the current market price has doubled from the intrinsic value as the asset is
distributed
Napoleon series
Economic time series
Fibonacci series
Geometric series
RF +inflation premium
RF+ risk premium
Real ROR +inflation premium
Risk premium + inflation premium
Emotional maturity
Debt maturity
Yield to maturity
Qualitative maturity
10,000
20, 000
200, 000
100, 000
Land
Building
Furniture
All of the given options
Growth industry
Cyclical industry
Defensive industry
Dow Theory
Bollinger Bands
On Balance Volume
It will fluctuate
It will fall
It will have no effect
It will rise
Pioneering stage
Stabilization stage
Declining stage
Expansion stage
Land
Building
Futures
Furniture
Expected return
Abnormal return
Normal return
Tax return
Treasury Bills
Preferred shares
Common shares
Stock splits
Runs test
Insider transactions
Accounting changes
Capital, money
Money, capital
Capital, open
Money, debt
Their value is tied with the overall state of the national economy.
They are low-priced, speculative and risky securities.
They have stable earnings and no extensive liabilities
None of the given options
Behavioral finance
Dow theory
Growth industries
Cyclical industries
Interest-sensitive industries
Defensive industries
Over rated
Exact valued
Undervalued
Overvalued
Trend analysis
Bar chart
Liquidity ratio
Demand
Supply
Volume
Price
ISECTS
LOTS
Institutional investors
Interactive investors
Growth investors
Accredited investor
Slow return
Quick returns
Where the intrinsic value is greater than the current market price as the asset is
undervalued
Where the intrinsic value is lesser than the current market price as the asset is overvalued
Where the intrinsic value is equivalent to the current market price as the asset is acquired
Where the current market price has doubled from the intrinsic value as the asset is
distributed
Pioneering stage
Expansion stage
Declining stage
Growth industries
Cyclical industries
Interest-sensitive industries
Defensive industries
Gross income
Distributed income
Retained earning
Net income
AAA rated
BBB rated
C rated
D rated
Decreased volume
Increased volume
Constant volume
None of the given options
Where the intrinsic value is greater than the current market price as the asset is
undervalued
Where the intrinsic value is lesser than the current market price as the asset is overvalued
Where the intrinsic value is equivalent to the current market price as the asset is acquired
Where the current market price has doubled from the intrinsic value as the asset is
distributed
Traders who think their long-run returns will be greater than the cost of borrowing
Speculators who think their long-run returns will be greater than the cost of borrowing
Investors who think their long-run returns will be greater than the cost of borrowing
Low points
High points
Medium points
Exponential
Density
Simple
Variable
12-days
10-days
9-days
8-days
Weak form
Subjective form
Semi-strong form
Strong form
Other loss
Non-operating loss
Extraordinary loss
Operating loss
Distance selling
Best selling
Target selling
Short selling
case?
Select correct option:
10,000
20, 000
200, 000
100, 000
Growth industries
Cyclical industries
Interest-sensitive industries
Defensive industries
Derivative security
Fixed income security
Equity security
Money market security
Target market
Historic market
Borough market
Regular market
Open-end fund
Closed-end fund
Compensate inferences
Capital gains
Supplementing their income
Excitement
Target market
Historic market
Regular market
Borough market
Political risks
Interest rate risks
Presented risks
Economic risks
200
100
50
10
550, 000
450, 000
425, 000
475, 000
If you have to invest in the market and you are using graphs as technical analysis tool,
which of the following you will use to measure overbought / oversold level in the
market?
Select correct option:
Stochastic oscillator
When an investor gets margin call from broker, investor is required to:
Select correct option:
Deposit collateral
Withdraw funds
No interest of investors
Standard & Poor’s Composite Index is composed of how many “large” firm stocks?
Select correct option:
250
500
750
1000
Holes
Strings
Waves
Tides
Book value
Earning per share
Market value
Cost per share
Which of the following shows the relationship between two moving averages of prices?
Select correct option:
The rate of return anticipated on a bond if it is held until the maturity date is known as:
Select correct option:
Discount rate
Interest free rate
Return on equity
Yield to maturity
Return on assets
Leverage
Which of the following type of fund do not accept additions funds from investors after
the initial offerings?
Select correct option:
Close-ended funds
The S&P 500 Composite Stock Index is favored by most institutional investors and
money managers. What does S&P stands for?
Select correct option:
Index fund
Reserve fund
Mutual fund
Pension fund
Protecting profits
Minimizing losses
Rapid execution
It is seldom used by investors
Autocorrelation test
Insider transactions
Dividend announcements
Accounting changes
9
11
13
15
Share
Distribution
Section
Division
Apart from the balance sheet or retained earnings what else must the financial analyst
take into consideration in fundamental analysis?
Select correct option:
Relative stock index indicates oversold level in the market what will be best for an
investor?
Select correct option:
Selling
Holding
Buying
Doing nothing
The Standard Industrial Classification codes have the divisions named as which of the
following?
A through K
1 through 23
i through xviii
a through h
A company has net earning of Rs. 500,000, out of which Company has decided to pay
dividend of Rs. 150,000 to shareholders.
Which of the following does not include the interest and other financing costs?
Select correct option:
Earnings before interest and tax
Operating income :-s
Earnings after interest and tax
Each division of the Standard Industrial Classification has several major industry groups,
designated by which of the following codes?
Select correct option:
A uni-digit code
A bilingual code
A two-digit code
A tentative code
If an investor wants to avoid transaction costs, which of the following strategy should he
opt?
Select correct option:
Active strategy
Passive strategy
Sector rotation
What is inferred in case the share price is moving above the simple moving average line?
Select correct option:
Share is inferior
Price is increasing
Market is positive
Company is good
In the trend line analysis if the results show a downwards trend investor should go for:
Select correct option:
Doing nothing
Holding
Selling
Buying
Market order
Stop order
Limit order
Mitigate order
Company ABC is supplier of raw material of consumer goods, in the moth of February
Company had faced loss due to destruction of crops in flood. This will be ______ for
company.
Select correct option:
Extraordinary loss
Investing loss
Financial loss
Which of the following does not pay fix income (interest/ dividend) to investors?
Select correct option:
Preferred stock
Government bond
Common stock
Treasury bond
10
30
50
70
Which of the following theory states that the news arrives randomly, and that security
prices adjust rapidly and accurately
Valuation theory
Random walk theory
Pecking order theory
Corporate finance theory