Grading SummaryQuestion Type: # Of
Questions:Multiple Choice 22Grade Details – All QuestionsQuestion 1. Question :
Investor overconfidence leads toStudent Answer: too little
trading.an overestimation of risk.overly optimistic
predictions.narrow framing.Question 2. Question : There
is strong evidence that investors who trade frequently outperform the market.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 3. Question : The
new highs-new lows indicator is based on prices over the pastStudent Answer: week.quarter.year.decade.Question 4. Question : Charts
are useful as a means of spotting developing trends.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 5. Question : Which
one of the following statements is correct?Student Answer: The weekend
effect states that security prices tend to rise between Friday afternoon and Monday
morning.The market responds
immediately to reflect the information contained in quarterly earnings reports.Low P/E stocks tend to
outperform high P/E stocks on a risk-adjusted basis.The market fully anticipates
the information contained in an earnings announcement prior to the actual
announcement.Question 6. Question : Stock
returns tend to have a negative correlation over three-to-five year time
periods.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 7. Question : The
odd-lot theory supports buying into the market when the number of odd-lot
trades rises.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 8. Question : Which
one of the following statements is correct concerning moving averages?Student Answer: The longer
the time period under consideration, the more sensitive the moving average is
to daily price fluctuations.A simple moving average is
computed as the arithmetic mode.The shorter the time period
under consideration, the easier it is to spot long-term price trends.A moving average helps remove
short-term fluctuations from the analysis.Question 9. Question : Which
one of the following statements concerning the random walk hypothesis is
correct?Student Answer: Stock price
movements are predictable but only over short periods of time.Random price movements
support the weak form efficient market hypothesis.Stock prices in general
follow repetitive patterns but the actions of individual investors are random
in nature.Random price movements
indicate that investors can earn abnormal profits on a routine basis.Question 10. Question : An
efficient market reflectsStudent Answer: only
historical information.only the information related
to events that have already occurred.all publicly known
information related to past events and announced future events.all information including
predictions about future information.Question 11. Question : The
efficient market hypothesis means that trades can be executed quickly, easily,
and inexpensively.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 12. Question : A
technical analyst tends toStudent Answer: employ
multiple market measures in his/her analysis.concentrate on a sole market
measure to determine market signals.concentrate solely on buy
signals in the market.forward test their theories
to validate their validity.Question 13. Question :
Trading securities based on inside information may get you jail time.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 14. Question : In an
efficient market, the only means of achieving high returns is to invest in
high-risk securities.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 15. Question : Which
one of the following statements is correct?Student Answer: A
point-and-figure chart depicts all of the closing prices of a stock over a
period of time.A point-and-figure chart
consists of columns of X’s and O’s.A typical bar chart uses
vertical bars to show the closing price as well as the change in price from the
previous day.A sell signal occurs when
prices break though a resistance line on a chart pattern.Question 16. Question :
Stocks with higher growth forecasts tend to outperform those stocks to which
analysts assign lower growth forecasts.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 17. Question : The
market reaction to quarterly earnings announcements tends to support the strong
form of the efficient market hypothesis.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 18. Question : Technical
analysis makes extensive use of accounting information.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 19. Question : One
market theory says that if the NFL wins the Super Bowl, we will have a bear
market.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 20. Question : Even
after adjusting for risk,__________ firms earn have, over long periods of time,
earned higher returns than ____________ firms.Student Answer: small, largelarge, smallnew, oldold, newQuestion 21. Question : The
Dow Theory is used to predict when the markets will change direction based on
the long-term trends in the market.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 22. Question : The
relative strength index compares a security’s price relative to itself over a
period of time.Student Answer: TrueFalse

Question Type: # Of
Questions:Multiple Choice 22Grade Details – All QuestionsQuestion 1. Question :
Investor overconfidence leads toStudent Answer: too little
trading.an overestimation of risk.overly optimistic
predictions.narrow framing.Question 2. Question : There
is strong evidence that investors who trade frequently outperform the market.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 3. Question : The
new highs-new lows indicator is based on prices over the pastStudent Answer: week.quarter.year.decade.Question 4. Question : Charts
are useful as a means of spotting developing trends.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 5. Question : Which
one of the following statements is correct?Student Answer: The weekend
effect states that security prices tend to rise between Friday afternoon and Monday
morning.The market responds
immediately to reflect the information contained in quarterly earnings reports.Low P/E stocks tend to
outperform high P/E stocks on a risk-adjusted basis.The market fully anticipates
the information contained in an earnings announcement prior to the actual
announcement.Question 6. Question : Stock
returns tend to have a negative correlation over three-to-five year time
periods.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 7. Question : The
odd-lot theory supports buying into the market when the number of odd-lot
trades rises.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 8. Question : Which
one of the following statements is correct concerning moving averages?Student Answer: The longer
the time period under consideration, the more sensitive the moving average is
to daily price fluctuations.A simple moving average is
computed as the arithmetic mode.The shorter the time period
under consideration, the easier it is to spot long-term price trends.A moving average helps remove
short-term fluctuations from the analysis.Question 9. Question : Which
one of the following statements concerning the random walk hypothesis is
correct?Student Answer: Stock price
movements are predictable but only over short periods of time.Random price movements
support the weak form efficient market hypothesis.Stock prices in general
follow repetitive patterns but the actions of individual investors are random
in nature.Random price movements
indicate that investors can earn abnormal profits on a routine basis.Question 10. Question : An
efficient market reflectsStudent Answer: only
historical information.only the information related
to events that have already occurred.all publicly known
information related to past events and announced future events.all information including
predictions about future information.Question 11. Question : The
efficient market hypothesis means that trades can be executed quickly, easily,
and inexpensively.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 12. Question : A
technical analyst tends toStudent Answer: employ
multiple market measures in his/her analysis.concentrate on a sole market
measure to determine market signals.concentrate solely on buy
signals in the market.forward test their theories
to validate their validity.Question 13. Question :
Trading securities based on inside information may get you jail time.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 14. Question : In an
efficient market, the only means of achieving high returns is to invest in
high-risk securities.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 15. Question : Which
one of the following statements is correct?Student Answer: A
point-and-figure chart depicts all of the closing prices of a stock over a
period of time.A point-and-figure chart
consists of columns of X’s and O’s.A typical bar chart uses
vertical bars to show the closing price as well as the change in price from the
previous day.A sell signal occurs when
prices break though a resistance line on a chart pattern.Question 16. Question :
Stocks with higher growth forecasts tend to outperform those stocks to which
analysts assign lower growth forecasts.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 17. Question : The
market reaction to quarterly earnings announcements tends to support the strong
form of the efficient market hypothesis.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 18. Question : Technical
analysis makes extensive use of accounting information.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 19. Question : One
market theory says that if the NFL wins the Super Bowl, we will have a bear
market.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 20. Question : Even
after adjusting for risk,__________ firms earn have, over long periods of time,
earned higher returns than ____________ firms.Student Answer: small, largelarge, smallnew, oldold, newQuestion 21. Question : The
Dow Theory is used to predict when the markets will change direction based on
the long-term trends in the market.Student Answer: TrueFalseQuestion 22. Question : The
relative strength index compares a security’s price relative to itself over a
period of time.Student Answer: TrueFalse