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ISBN-10:053845217X , ISBN-13:978-0538452175

CHAPTER 1
Understanding Investments
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. A Chartered Monetary Analyst designation is a(an):
a. OSC-approved and awarded designation.
b. certification of a profitable investing file.
c. skilled designation awarded for assembly acknowledged requirements of conduct and
competency.
d. skilled designation awarded by the brokerage business.
Reply: c
Subject: Investments as a Occupation
Degree of Problem: Straightforward
Kind: Factual
2. Gold, gems, artwork and actual property could be categorized as:
a. actual belongings.
b. oblique belongings.
c. private belongings.
d. monetary belongings.
Reply: a
Subject: The Nature of Investments
Kind: Factual
3. One other identify for stockbrokers is:
a. specialists.
b. registered representatives.
c. safety analysts.
d. portfolio managers.
Reply: b
Subject: Investments as a Occupation
Kind: Factual

Degree of Problem: Straightforward

Degree of Problem: Average

4. A portfolio:
a. is fabricated from the asset holdings of an investor.
b. can’t embrace actual belongings.
c. will not be evaluated after initially bought.
d. is unimportant in general monetary planning.
Reply: a
Subject: Structuring the Resolution Course of: Portfolio Management
Degree of Problem: Average
Kind: Factual
5. Underlying the analysis of an funding is the trade-off between:
a. anticipated return and precise return.
b. low danger and excessive danger.
c. precise return and excessive danger.
d. anticipated return and danger.
Reply: d
Subject: The Anticipated Return-Threat Tradeoff
Degree of Problem: Average
Kind: Factual
6. Most traders exhibit danger averse behaviour which implies:
a. they won’t assume extra danger solely until they’re compensated by greater anticipated returns.
b. they’ll all the time put money into investments offering the bottom attainable danger.

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Investments: Analysis and Management, Third Canadian Edition

c. they actively search to maximise their dangers.
d. they make investments solely in cash market securities to keep away from the chance inherent within the inventory market.
Reply: a
Subject: The Foundation on Funding Selections: Threat
Degree of Problem: Average
Kind: Factual

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