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Question 1: Which of the following states that investors with loss will increase their risk tolerance in future transactions?
Loss aversion
Prospect theory
Illusion of control
Anchoring
Q2
Question 2: Which of the following statements is FALSE about Earnings per Share?
It is calculated by dividing Net income over number of shares outstanding.
Earnings per share is a ratio, which is used for share price evaluation.
Earnings per share relate income with ownership.
It is a liquidity measure.
Q3
Question 3: Positive abnormal returns for corporate insiders constitute a violation of:
Weak form efficiency
Semi-strong form efficiency
Strong-form efficiency
Weak and strong form of efficiency
Q4
Question 4: Which of the following involves dividing an investment portfolio among different financial assets?
Securitization
Sector rotation
Asset allocation
Risk aversion
Q5
Question 5: The average value of beta for all stocks in the market is:
Q6
Question 6: Which of the following is a basket of stocks that tracks a particular sector, investment style, geographical area, or the market as a whole?
Exchange traded fund
Open-end fund
Closed-end fund
Unit investment trust
Q7
Question 7: Program trading calls for which of the following?
Computerized trigger points for trades
The use of short hedge position
The use of only call option
The use of long hedge position
Q8
Question 8: Which form of the Efficient Market Hypothesis implies that an investor can achieve positive abnormal returns on average by using technical analysis?
Strong form
Weak form
Semi-strong form
None of the given options
Q9
Question 9: Which of the following statement is TRUE about yield to maturity?
Yield to maturity is inversely related to bond price
Yield to maturity is always less than the yield to call
Yield to maturity will be less than the current yield
Yield to maturity tends to fall with a rise in duration
Q10
Question 10: Which of the following is FALSE regarding separation theorem?
The firms investment decision is independent of the preferences of the owner
The investment decision is dependent on financial decision
Risky portfolios are not tailored to each individual's taste
It is possible to separate investment decisions from financial decisions