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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Which of the following is included in the Balance of Payments of the country:
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Balance of payments of a country includes of Balance of trade and Capital receipts and payment.
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Balance of payments of a country includes of Balance of trade and Capital receipts and payment.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
What does the negative balance of payments indicates:
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BOP for a country keeps track of all the inflows and outflows made for that country in a given time period. A negative balance of payments indicates a indicates net outflow of money
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BOP for a country keeps track of all the inflows and outflows made for that country in a given time period. A negative balance of payments indicates a indicates net outflow of money
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Which of the following is directly affected by the changes in exchange rates:
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There are two basic ways in which exchange rates affect the securities market. First, changes in exchange rates directly affect the value of securities for foreign companies. Second, changes in exchange rates affect the cost for domestic businesses to do business abroad, thereby altering the value of those businesses’ securities in the market.
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There are two basic ways in which exchange rates affect the securities market. First, changes in exchange rates directly affect the value of securities for foreign companies. Second, changes in exchange rates affect the cost for domestic businesses to do business abroad, thereby altering the value of those businesses’ securities in the market.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
Which of the following statement is true regarding the market sentiment reflection:
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Market sentiment is reflected by the actual activity of the stock: rising prices signal a bullish sentiment and falling prices a bearish sentiment.
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Market sentiment is reflected by the actual activity of the stock: rising prices signal a bullish sentiment and falling prices a bearish sentiment.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
Which of the following statement is true regarding the Volatility?
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Volatility is the degree to which a security’s price has fluctuated (or will fluctuate) within a given time period, whether it has increased or decreased. Volatility can be distinguished between historical volatility (HV), which measures the changes in a security’s price over a prior time period, and implied volatility (IV), which is the estimated degree of volatility for a security’s price in the future—what various market factors imply about the security’s potential behavior. higher volatility increases the option premium
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Volatility is the degree to which a security’s price has fluctuated (or will fluctuate) within a given time period, whether it has increased or decreased. Volatility can be distinguished between historical volatility (HV), which measures the changes in a security’s price over a prior time period, and implied volatility (IV), which is the estimated degree of volatility for a security’s price in the future—what various market factors imply about the security’s potential behavior. higher volatility increases the option premium
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
The ratio is utilized to analyze market sentiment, determining whether that sentiment is bearish or bullish:
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Put-call ratio is utilized to analyze market sentiment, determining whether that sentiment is bearish or bullish. Since the buyer of a put option gains the right to sell a security in the future, a higher put-call ratio generally signals a bearish market, where investors desire to sell their securities before the price drops further
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Put-call ratio is utilized to analyze market sentiment, determining whether that sentiment is bearish or bullish. Since the buyer of a put option gains the right to sell a security in the future, a higher put-call ratio generally signals a bearish market, where investors desire to sell their securities before the price drops further
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
Bond Buyer and Munifacts are the two main sources of information on which of the bonds:
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The Bond Buyer and Munifacts are the two main sources of information on municipal bonds, both for new issues and for the trading market for already issued bonds.
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The Bond Buyer and Munifacts are the two main sources of information on municipal bonds, both for new issues and for the trading market for already issued bonds.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
Which of the following bond index estimates the approximate yield that an investor will receive if he or she invests in revenue bonds maturing in 30 years and representing the average yield for 25 different revenue bonds:
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RevDex is an index representing the average yield for twenty-five different revenue bonds, all of which have A ratings or better, with thirty years to maturity.
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RevDex is an index representing the average yield for twenty-five different revenue bonds, all of which have A ratings or better, with thirty years to maturity.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
Municipal Bond Index is also known as:
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The Municipal Bond Index (also called the “40-Bond Index”) is an index representing the average price of forty highly traded general obligation and revenue bonds, all of which have A ratings or better, with twenty years as their average maturity.
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The Municipal Bond Index (also called the “40-Bond Index”) is an index representing the average price of forty highly traded general obligation and revenue bonds, all of which have A ratings or better, with twenty years as their average maturity.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
The accumulation/distribution index particular formula is as follows where;
Close = closing price
Low = low price
High = high priceCorrect
A/D = [(close – low) – (high – close)] / (high – low) x period’s volume
Close = closing price
Low = low price
High = high price
The goal of this formula is to spot a divergence between the volume flow and the stock price, thus
Signifying that a current stock trend is about to end.Incorrect
A/D = [(close – low) – (high – close)] / (high – low) x period’s volume
Close = closing price
Low = low price
High = high price
The goal of this formula is to spot a divergence between the volume flow and the stock price, thus
Signifying that a current stock trend is about to end.