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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
When does the listed stock option expire?
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All listed stock options expire on the Saturday after the third Friday of the expiration month. American stock options may be exercised at any point, though European options can only be exercised at the date of expiration.
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All listed stock options expire on the Saturday after the third Friday of the expiration month. American stock options may be exercised at any point, though European options can only be exercised at the date of expiration.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
What parties are involved in the Future contracts?
I. Buyer
II. Commodity Exchange
III. Seller
IV. Stock ExchangeCorrect
Futures contracts are formal agreements between a buyer, a seller, and a commodity exchange. When purchasing a futures contract, the buyer agrees to accept a specific commodity at a predetermined date.
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Futures contracts are formal agreements between a buyer, a seller, and a commodity exchange. When purchasing a futures contract, the buyer agrees to accept a specific commodity at a predetermined date.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
The current price of the commodity is called:
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Future price is the price in the contract for the future delivery of a commodity; spot price is the current price of the commodity.
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Future price is the price in the contract for the future delivery of a commodity; spot price is the current price of the commodity.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
Identify the types of REITs:
I. Equity REITs
II. Hybrid REITs
III. Secured REITs
IV. Mortgage REITsCorrect
There are three basic types of REITs: equity REITs, which acquire ownership interests in commercial, industrial, and residential properties; mortgage REITs, which lend the funds for construction and mortgages; and hybrid REITs, which are a combination of the other two types.
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There are three basic types of REITs: equity REITs, which acquire ownership interests in commercial, industrial, and residential properties; mortgage REITs, which lend the funds for construction and mortgages; and hybrid REITs, which are a combination of the other two types.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
Identify the types of Equity REITs:
I. Ones that acquire interests in commercial properties.
II. Ones that acquire interests in under-construction properties.
III. Ones that acquire interests in industrial properties.
IV. Ones that acquire interests in residential properties.Correct
There are three basic types of REITs: equity REITs, which acquire ownership interests in commercial, industrial, and residential properties.
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There are three basic types of REITs: equity REITs, which acquire ownership interests in commercial, industrial, and residential properties.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
To determine the value in real estate investment analysis, what needs to be considered by financial planner?
I. Features of property
II. Determinants of value
III. History of the property
IV. Local valuation of the propertyCorrect
To determine value in a real estate investment analysis, a financial planner must consider the objectives of the investor, the features of the property (including geographic area, time horizon, and property rights), the determinants of value (supply and demand, the local property transfer process), and the local valuation of property.
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To determine value in a real estate investment analysis, a financial planner must consider the objectives of the investor, the features of the property (including geographic area, time horizon, and property rights), the determinants of value (supply and demand, the local property transfer process), and the local valuation of property.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
Risks that only affect a particular business or industry, and therefore can be avoided through diversification are called:
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Systematic risks affect the entire market and therefore cannot be avoided through diversification. Systematic risk can be determined by beta when calculating risk for a diversified portfolio. Unsystematic risks, then, are those that only affect a particular business or industry, and therefore can be avoided through diversification.
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Systematic risks affect the entire market and therefore cannot be avoided through diversification. Systematic risk can be determined by beta when calculating risk for a diversified portfolio. Unsystematic risks, then, are those that only affect a particular business or industry, and therefore can be avoided through diversification.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
The risk in which the changes in government, restrictions imposed on foreign exchange flows, and environmental and other regulations may expose a firm to unforeseen costs is known as:
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Political risk, which is also known as regulatory or country risk, is the chance that changes in government, restrictions imposed on foreign exchange flows, and/or environmental and other regulations may expose a firm to unforeseen costs.
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Political risk, which is also known as regulatory or country risk, is the chance that changes in government, restrictions imposed on foreign exchange flows, and/or environmental and other regulations may expose a firm to unforeseen costs.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
How will the covariance react, if the two variables move together?
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Covariance, meanwhile, is the degree to which any two variables move together over time. If the two variables move together, they have a positive covariance; if they move apart, they have a negative covariance.
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Covariance, meanwhile, is the degree to which any two variables move together over time. If the two variables move together, they have a positive covariance; if they move apart, they have a negative covariance.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
hat does a correlation coefficient of zero indicate?
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A correlation coefficient of +1 indicates that returns move in the same direction and are perfectly positively correlated; a correlation coefficient of -1 means the returns move oppositely, and are perfectly negatively correlated; a correlation coefficient of zero indicates two uncorrelated returns.
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A correlation coefficient of +1 indicates that returns move in the same direction and are perfectly positively correlated; a correlation coefficient of -1 means the returns move oppositely, and are perfectly negatively correlated; a correlation coefficient of zero indicates two uncorrelated returns.