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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
How many days are set in the continuous contract before expiration—to avoid the trading bias that occurs as the contract nears its end?
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The third form, the continuous contract, is more practical but useless in measuring changes in percentage over time. It changes the premium gap between the current contract prices— the previous contract price and the contract into which the trader rolls his position at a different rollover date, say 15 days before expiry— to avoid the exchange bias that arises as the contract draws to a close.
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The third form, the continuous contract, is more practical but useless in measuring changes in percentage over time. It changes the premium gap between the current contract prices— the previous contract price and the contract into which the trader rolls his position at a different rollover date, say 15 days before expiry— to avoid the exchange bias that arises as the contract draws to a close.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
Which of the following is not true about the continuous contract:
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One is that it can not be used for percentage returns because the changes are additive; and two, the ending price of the continuous contract is not the same as the existing contract price. The Continuous Agreement is the main contract used to test trading systems.
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One is that it can not be used for percentage returns because the changes are additive; and two, the ending price of the continuous contract is not the same as the existing contract price. The Continuous Agreement is the main contract used to test trading systems.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Which type of graphs are used to portray the high and low with a “floating” vertical line not connected to the baseline?
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The first and still most common style was borrowed from the bar graph or stick graph and represented the high and low with an unconnected “floating” vertical line. Such were called bar maps or maps with vertical axes.
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The first and still most common style was borrowed from the bar graph or stick graph and represented the high and low with an unconnected “floating” vertical line. Such were called bar maps or maps with vertical axes.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
What is the difference between the bar chart and the candlestick chart?
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This bar design then developed into the map of the candlestick, which uses the same details as the bar chart but looks more pleasing to the eye.
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This bar design then developed into the map of the candlestick, which uses the same details as the bar chart but looks more pleasing to the eye.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
In the price movement line which of the following is not recorded in a graph with regards to the bar chart?
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In the price movement line, where prices were reported as they occurred and only those which deviated by a given amount from earlier prices were graphed in a line.
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In the price movement line, where prices were reported as they occurred and only those which deviated by a given amount from earlier prices were graphed in a line.
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
Which of the following is not true about how the data is represented using line charts?
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These basic charts include descriptions of two factors, price and time. A line diagram includes price data on the vertical axis or y. It has a time indicator on the horizontal axis, or x, (hours, days, weeks, etc.).
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These basic charts include descriptions of two factors, price and time. A line diagram includes price data on the vertical axis or y. It has a time indicator on the horizontal axis, or x, (hours, days, weeks, etc.).
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
In which of the following scenarios a line chart is not used to represent the information?
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Simple line charts are especially useful when analyzing patterns over the long term. Since line charts represent summary statistics, they are also used when information is plotted in the same graph on many different variables. However, line charts may be used to display the collected data at any time. More frequent collection of data may result in more accurate, but more cluttered, graphic presentation. These extra details muddy the picture, and obscure simple trends, particularly when studying long-term trends.
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Simple line charts are especially useful when analyzing patterns over the long term. Since line charts represent summary statistics, they are also used when information is plotted in the same graph on many different variables. However, line charts may be used to display the collected data at any time. More frequent collection of data may result in more accurate, but more cluttered, graphic presentation. These extra details muddy the picture, and obscure simple trends, particularly when studying long-term trends.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
Which is the most important use of indexes requirement for the measurement of elements of the trend?
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While indexes may also be used for trend line, channel, and sometimes pattern analysis, their most significant use in developing markets is that of divergence analysis. And the analyst compares the prices with the index, finding divergences in each of the peaks and lows.
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While indexes may also be used for trend line, channel, and sometimes pattern analysis, their most significant use in developing markets is that of divergence analysis. And the analyst compares the prices with the index, finding divergences in each of the peaks and lows.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
Which is the major difference between a trend and an oscillator regarding analysis method?
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Oscillators are often bounded and limited to a given past time. They continue to oscillate within these boundaries and illustrate when volume or prices are relatively high or low. Such metrics display the relative changes rather than the actual changes in the indexes and are thus prone to divergence, trend line, and pattern analysis.
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Oscillators are often bounded and limited to a given past time. They continue to oscillate within these boundaries and illustrate when volume or prices are relatively high or low. Such metrics display the relative changes rather than the actual changes in the indexes and are thus prone to divergence, trend line, and pattern analysis.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
Which is the mathematical representation of finding where the point lies in a cycle?
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The location along the cycle of each point can be defined by the following formula:
f(x) = a x cos(bx + c) + d
Where: a is the amplitude
bx is the period (constant b times x time in radians)
c is the phase (in radians)
d is the error factorIncorrect
The location along the cycle of each point can be defined by the following formula:
f(x) = a x cos(bx + c) + d
Where: a is the amplitude
bx is the period (constant b times x time in radians)
c is the phase (in radians)
d is the error factor