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1. Which of the following would not be an example of managing risk?

Investing completely in a new biotech firm

Diversifying an investment to 10 different companies

Purchasing three mutual funds

Buying both stocks and bonds

Answer

Correct Answer: Investing completely in a new biotech firm

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2. Which of the following is a way to quantify the risk of a given security?

Look at what peers think of the stock

Use technical analysis

Use fundamental analysis

Calculate the probability and magnitude of potential loss

Answer

Correct Answer: Calculate the probability and magnitude of potential loss

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3. How would an options investor diversify their portfolio?

By holding both call and put options

By holding options with varying expiration dates

By selling and buying options

All of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: All of the above

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4. Which of the following is a common strategy used after an options trader has had a few successful transactions?

They start trading on margin.

They withdraw their original capital and use only profits to trade with.

They write naked call options.

They short sell stocks with substantial risk.

Answer

Correct Answer: They withdraw their original capital and use only profits to trade with.

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5. What would an investor who is employing the straddle technique hope to happen?

That the price will move in a tight range, not varying much

That they can sell the underlying stock for more than the option makes

That the option will expire without selling

That the price will move drastically in one direction, up or down

Answer

Correct Answer: That the price will move drastically in one direction, up or down

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6. What should an options investor do if a call option they own is out of the money and nearing expiration?

Sell the option

Buy offsetting put option

Buy more of the option

Depends on their tolerance level for risk and their strategy

Answer

Correct Answer: Depends on their tolerance level for risk and their strategy

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7. Which of the following would be a good example of risk mitigation?

Purchasing only small cap stocks

Purchasing stock options in three industries

Purchasing stock options all in one industry

Purchasing only options on blue chip stocks

Answer

Correct Answer: Purchasing stock options in three industries

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8. What would be the objective of a conservative trader's portfolio?

Short selling stocks

Long term returns over time

Risky trading

Short term returns

Answer

Correct Answer: Long term returns over time

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9. Which of the following would technical analysis include?

Company financials

Market statistics

Stock pricing

Currency

Answer

Correct Answer: Stock pricing

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10. What does heavy volume trading indicate?

That the expiration date is near

That the current market price is wrong

That insiders know something no one else does

Typically that news has come out regarding the underlying stock

Answer

Correct Answer: Typically that news has come out regarding the underlying stock

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11. What is the offset to limiting downside?

Unlimited profits

Often limited profits

No profits

Risky tax implications

Answer

Correct Answer: Often limited profits

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12. What does the Monte Carlo method of pricing options attempt to do?

Give the options trader a specific guideline on what to buy

Tell an options trader what market to trade in

Tell the options trader if he should sell puts

Calculate a price based on weighting potential outcomes

Answer

Correct Answer: Calculate a price based on weighting potential outcomes

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13. What would an investor with a large risk tolerance level most likely do?

Sell options of a security of which they do not own the underlying stock

Buy both call and put options which help reduce the overall risk

Sell call options on a security of which they own the underlying stock

Do nothing and invest in foreign exchange

Answer

Correct Answer: Sell options of a security of which they do not own the underlying stock

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14. Why is it important to manage risk when trading stock options?

Because it is a good general policy

Because it guarantees no losses

Because it is required by tax law

Because of the risky nature of stock options

Answer

Correct Answer: Because of the risky nature of stock options

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15. What is the "expiration date"?

The date on which the trader's license expires

The date on which a broker's account expires

The date on which the underlying stock no longer remains tradable

The date on which the options contract expires and can no longer be executed or traded

Answer

Correct Answer: The date on which the options contract expires and can no longer be executed or traded

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16. What is meant by "long" in a stock or option?

Owning an excessive amount of shares

Selling stock options on a security

Intention to hold a security for a long period of time

Selling a stock without owning it

Answer

Correct Answer: Intention to hold a security for a long period of time

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17. Which of the following would help protect against downside risk?

Only trading call options

Only trading put options

Always selling options instead of buying

Placing a limit order

Answer

Correct Answer: Placing a limit order

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18. Why would an investor not utilize an options trading strategy?

Because they cost money

Because of the belief that they do not work, and it is a wasted effort

Because not enough data is available

Because they are only for the wealthy

Answer

Correct Answer: Because of the belief that they do not work, and it is a wasted effort

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19. Which of the following situations has the least risk?

Short selling stock

Selling naked put options

Selling naked call options

Selling covered call options

Answer

Correct Answer: Selling covered call options

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20. Why would someone sell call options on a security they own?

Because they believe the price will rise

Because they don't really own the security

Because they are writing naked calls

Because they believe the security price will fall, creating profit from the calls

Answer

Correct Answer: Because they believe the security price will fall, creating profit from the calls

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21. Which of the following is the most profitable?

Deep in the money call options

Deep out of the money call options

Slightly in the money call options

Slightly out of the money call options

Answer

Correct Answer: Deep in the money call options

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22. What is candlesticking?

Selling stock options without owning the underlying stock

Short selling stock

A charting technique which shows price movements over time indicating the high and the low daily

Owning several options of the same company

Answer

Correct Answer: A charting technique which shows price movements over time indicating the high and the low daily

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23. How does the "Iron Condor" technique limit the downside?

The shorted options all have the same strike prices.

It is another term for short selling stock

The shorted options have different strike prices, creating a stagger.

It involves selling calls while buying calls at the same time.

Answer

Correct Answer: The shorted options have different strike prices, creating a stagger.

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24. How is risk measured?

By classifying it into one of three levels of risk

Individually, each investor assesses their own risk tolerance level

As a letter; a,b,c or d

Someone else assesses your risk level

Answer

Correct Answer: Individually, each investor assesses their own risk tolerance level

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25. What is the primary goal of technical analysis?

Identifying trends to predict near term price movements

Helping build a retirement plan

Identifying stocks with potential for large increases in the next two years

Finding indications of interest rate direction

Answer

Correct Answer: Identifying trends to predict near term price movements

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26. Why would an options trader want to create various portfolios?

Because each portfolio could be taxed separately

Because each portfolio could contain one stock

Because each portfolio would be set up to meet specific goals

Because they can sell all the stocks within a portfolio more easily

Answer

Correct Answer: Because each portfolio would be set up to meet specific goals

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27. What is the purpose of candlestick charting?

It tells the user exactly when to buy.

It gives the trader something to do in their spare time.

It is required in order to trade stock options.

A lot of price information such as open, close, high and low can be relayed in a graph.

Answer

Correct Answer: A lot of price information such as open, close, high and low can be relayed in a graph.

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28. What happens when a trader uses a straddle?

They buy two call options at different prices

They buy two put options at different prices.

They buy the stock and a call option.

They buy a call and a put option at the same strike price.

Answer

Correct Answer: They buy a call and a put option at the same strike price.

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29. What is the relationship between fundamental and technical analyses?

They are mutually exclusive, and an analyst would use one or the other, never both.

They must both be used together.

They can both be used to complement each other, but not together.

They are very exclusive techniques that should both be avoided.

Answer

Correct Answer: They can both be used to complement each other, but not together.

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30. What would an investor using the Black Scholes model be doing?

Looking for arbitrage opportunities

Looking to sell call options

Trying to find brokerages that charge lower commission for their transactions

Calculating the implied price of an option based on several factors

Answer

Correct Answer: Calculating the implied price of an option based on several factors

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31. What is meant "short selling"?

Selling less stock than is currently owned

Selling a stock without owning it, with the expectation of purchasing the stock at a later date at a cheaper price

Buying call options on a security

Buying put options on a security

Answer

Correct Answer: Selling a stock without owning it, with the expectation of purchasing the stock at a later date at a cheaper price

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32. Which of the following is an assumption made by a technical analyst?

The stock price does not reflect current market information.

No one else has recognized the stock as a good investment.

All stocks will increase in the long run.

The stock price already reflects all news and news events and they do not impact a stock's price.

Answer

Correct Answer: The stock price already reflects all news and news events and they do not impact a stock's price.

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33. What is a "strangle"?

Selling only call options

Buying or selling a put and a call with different strike prices

Buying a call and selling a put

Buying two call options at different strike prices

Answer

Correct Answer: Buying or selling a put and a call with different strike prices

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34. What is the legal requirement regarding portfolios?

Investors are required by tax law to classify their investments into portfolios

Investors are required by the SEC to classify their investments into portfolios.

Required by accounting laws

There is no legal requirement to create portfolios.

Answer

Correct Answer: There is no legal requirement to create portfolios.

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35. What is a "put"?

Selling by an options contract holder of their contract

An options contract which gives the holder the right to sell the underlying stock at a predetermined price

Selling by a stock holder of their stock in order to buy options

An options contract which gives the holder the right to buy the underlying stock at a predetermined price

Answer

Correct Answer: An options contract which gives the holder the right to sell the underlying stock at a predetermined price

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36. What is an "option spread"?

The same as butterfly trading strategy

Buying and selling options of two different companies

Buying and selling stock options at different strike prices for the same security

Selling call options on securities

Answer

Correct Answer: Buying and selling stock options at different strike prices for the same security

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37. What is meant by a "bull market"?

When expectations are that the market will fall

When there is a temporary increase in stock prices

When there is a temporary decrease in stock prices

When expectations are that the market will rise

Answer

Correct Answer: When expectations are that the market will rise

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38. What factors does technical analysis primarily rely on?

Financial reports

Management reports

Past price and volume

Market indicators

Answer

Correct Answer: Past price and volume

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39. How often should a trader revaluate the holdings in their portfolios?

Daily

Continuously, but not daily

Yearly

Never

Answer

Correct Answer: Continuously, but not daily

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40. Which of the following would not be an example of managing risk?

Buying both call and put options on a variety of stocks

Applying trading strategies

Buying only call options on one stock

Selling calls on a security which is owned

Answer

Correct Answer: Selling calls on a security which is owned

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41. Which of the following would most likely be a way to classify various portfolios?

By the tax laws which apply

By the number of shares outstanding

By the time the securities were purchased

By the time horizon of the investments contained within it

Answer

Correct Answer: By the time horizon of the investments contained within it

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42. Which of the following is an example of options used to mitigate risk?

Buying a put option for a stock which is currently owned

Buying a call option for a stock which is currently owned

Short selling stocks

Selling put options for a stock which is currently owned

Answer

Correct Answer: Buying a put option for a stock which is currently owned

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43. Which of the following would be a way to limit one's potential losses?

Trading risky securities with margin

Short selling stock

Buying out of the money call options with expirations in the near future

Not using margin to trade with

Answer

Correct Answer: Not using margin to trade with

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44. Why would an investor be unlikely to hold growth, value, small cap, and index portfolios all at once?

Because it requires too much time to manage

Because they are completely different investment perspectives

Because taxes would be excessive

Because it would be too difficult to earn a return on any one portfolio

Answer

Correct Answer: Because they are completely different investment perspectives

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45. Why do investors often expect the beginning of the year stock prices to rise?

Because new year means companies can restart and forget the past

Because management is always more driven

Because the year end sales typically bolster profits and increase demand

Because employee cuts are made reducing expenses typically after the holidays

Answer

Correct Answer: Because the year end sales typically bolster profits and increase demand

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46. Which of the following is a criticism of both fundamental and technical analyses?

Neither one can accurately predict future stock price movements.

Both help people make money, the question is which one helps them make more money.

The numbers needed are not readily available.

There are other strategies which work better.

Answer

Correct Answer: Neither one can accurately predict future stock price movements.

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47. What is portfolio management?

Having a suite of investments to reach a goal while minimizing risk

Buying shares all in one industry

Actively trading stocks in your portfolio

Selling off securities which are not performing

Answer

Correct Answer: Having a suite of investments to reach a goal while minimizing risk

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48. What happens to an investment if risk is mitigated properly?

Nothing specific happens to any one investment; risk mitigation is an overall portfolio tool.

The stocks you purchase are guaranteed to increase.

It makes for a zero sum game, with no losses or profits.

Risk is assigned to someone else.

Answer

Correct Answer: Nothing specific happens to any one investment; risk mitigation is an overall portfolio tool.

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49. Which of the following is an advantage of having multiple portfolios instead of only one?

It lowers the trader's tax obligations.

It makes it easier to trade and profit.

It takes away all risk.

Goals can be set for each portfolio and tracked separately.

Answer

Correct Answer: Goals can be set for each portfolio and tracked separately.

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50. Why would an options trader invest only in options of companies which have a history of paying dividends?

Because it creates an income stream

Because it lowers risk in investment

Because it creates a return on investment

All of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: Because it lowers risk in investment

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51. What is a sideways chart?

When a stock price varies drastically

When a stock price moves within a relatively narrow band

When a stock is losing value quickly

When a stock has just had news come out

Answer

Correct Answer: When a stock price moves within a relatively narrow band

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52. What is meant by a "bear market"?

When expectations are that the market will fall

When there is a temporary increase in stock prices

When there is a temporary decrease in stock prices

When expectations are that the market will rise

Answer

Correct Answer: When expectations are that the market will fall

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53. Why might an options trader have portfolios based on expiration?

Because it makes it easier to manage

Because the only way to classify options is by expiration

Because options expiring in the near term need to be monitored more actively

Because it reduces the tax obligation

Answer

Correct Answer: Because options expiring in the near term need to be monitored more actively

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54. Why would a trader liquidate a portfolio?

Because it is illegal to hold it too long

To avoid being labeled as a day trader

Because he has made too much money already

Because he is no longer interested in the classification of stocks

Answer

Correct Answer: Because he is no longer interested in the classification of stocks

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55. Which of the following is the least risky investment in options?

Selling options which expire in the following month

Selling options which expire one year from now

Selling call options with an expiration of two months from now without owning the underlying stock

Selling call options with an expiration of one month from now without owning the underlying stock

Answer

Correct Answer: Selling options which expire one year from now

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56. What does an options trader look for when charting?

Options that trade in a very narrow band

Options which have completely unpredictable pricing

Options which have broken the trend

Options with near term expiration dates

Answer

Correct Answer: Options which have broken the trend

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57. What is "strike price"?

The price of the option

The price at which the trader hopes to sell the option

The current trading price of the option

The price on an options contract at which the underlying stock can be bought or sold

Answer

Correct Answer: The price on an options contract at which the underlying stock can be bought or sold

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58. What is meant by a "butterfly" trading strategy?

Selling two options either put or call

Complex trading strategy involving buying two calls and selling two calls

Buying two put options at different strike prices

Selling only call options on stock you own

Answer

Correct Answer: Complex trading strategy involving buying two calls and selling two calls

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59. Would a person who actively buys and sells options contracts be considered an investor?

No, they are a commission broker.

No, they are a trader looking for short term gains.

Yes, they are investing their money.

Yes, they are an options investor.

Answer

Correct Answer: No, they are a trader looking for short term gains.

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60. What is a "call"?

An options contract which gives the holder the right to buy a stock at a predetermined price

A stock which is long

An options contract which gives the holder the right to sell a stock at a predetermined price

Placing an order to buy options

Answer

Correct Answer: An options contract which gives the holder the right to buy a stock at a predetermined price

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61. When is the straddle trading strategy appropriate?

When the price may move by a small amount

When an investor believes there will be a large decrease in the stock price

When an investor believes there will be a large increase in the stock price

When an investor believes there will be a large stock price movement, but does not know in which direction

Answer

Correct Answer: When an investor believes there will be a large stock price movement, but does not know in which direction

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62. What would be the risk tolerance level of a retired government worker in general?

High

Moderate

Varies indefinitely

Low

Answer

Correct Answer: Low

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63. What is the primary method to mitigate risk?

Diversifying investment holdings

Day trading

Purchasing only tech stocks

Purchasing stock in the company you work for

Answer

Correct Answer: Diversifying investment holdings

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64. What is meant by using the straddle stock trading strategy?

When an investor sells a call option and purchases a put option

When an investor purchases two call options at different prices

When an investor owns both call and put stock options at the same stock price

When an investor purchases two put options at different prices

Answer

Correct Answer: When an investor owns both call and put stock options at the same stock price

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65. What is meant by a covered call?

Buying a stock, and selling a call at the same time

Buying a stock, and selling a put at the same time

Selling stock options on securities which are not owned

Buying stock options on securities which are not owned

Answer

Correct Answer: Buying a stock, and selling a call at the same time

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66. How would an options trader use the Black Scholes pricing model as a trading strategy?

To look for options priced correctly

To look for options which are priced in the market at less than the Black Scholes price

To look for options which are not yet written on securities

To look for opportunities to sell your options at less than you bought them for

Answer

Correct Answer: To look for options which are priced in the market at less than the Black Scholes price

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67. How often would an active options trader perform technical analysis?

Once per month

It is an ongoing process performed during the hours after each day's activity.

Never. It does not apply to options.

Possibly weekly

Answer

Correct Answer: It is an ongoing process performed during the hours after each day's activity.

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68. Which type of analysis relies on charting?

Fundamental

Technical

Both Fundamental and Technical

Neither Fundamental nor Technical

Answer

Correct Answer: Both Fundamental and Technical

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69. What is a "margin account"?

Borrowing money from friends to trade stocks with

A stock trading account which allows the holder to borrow money from the broker

An account used only for trading options

An account which can be used only for trading large cap stocks

Answer

Correct Answer: A stock trading account which allows the holder to borrow money from the broker

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70. What would an investor who is bullish most likely do?

Sell call options

Buy call options

Do nothing

Buy both calls and puts to neutralize their position

Answer

Correct Answer: Buy call options

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71. What is the ideal number of portfolios for an experienced trader?

100

Answer

Correct Answer: 5

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72. Why is it important for an investor to know their risk tolerance level before trading options and investing in general?

Because it is required by law

Because it helps in tax planning

Because it helps them decide which industry to invest in

Because they can match their risk tolerance level with the types of stocks they are purchasing

Answer

Correct Answer: Because they can match their risk tolerance level with the types of stocks they are purchasing

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73. Why are younger people more apt to take on riskier investments?

Because they have a longer time horizon to allow for the risky investments to increase over time, and are immune to the short term changes

Because they do not know the value of money in the long run

Because they have less knowledge and do not know the potential for loss

Because there are short term gains to be made

Answer

Correct Answer: Because they have a longer time horizon to allow for the risky investments to increase over time, and are immune to the short term changes

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74. What is a "straddle"?

Selling the underlying stock of an option

Holding both a call and a put at the same strike price

Watching the market to see what it will do

Holding both a call and a put at different strike prices

Answer

Correct Answer: Holding both a call and a put at the same strike price

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75. Why would someone buy call options at the same strike price but stagger the expiration date?

Because they believe there will be an upward movement in the price but are uncertain of the timing

Because they believe there will be an upward price movement but not for six months

Because they believe there will be a downward price movement but are uncertain of the timing

Because they believe there will be a downward price movement six months from now

Answer

Correct Answer: Because they believe there will be an upward movement in the price but are uncertain of the timing

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76. How does selling options help someone with their portfolio?

It creates additional risk.

They can profit from the sale of options without having to cover them.

It guarantees small profits.

It forces the market price of the underlying stock up.

Answer

Correct Answer: They can profit from the sale of options without having to cover them.

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77. What should a trader do if one portfolio is outperforming the others?

Sell off all stock in the worst portfolio.

Switch the portfolios around so they all have the same return.

Depends on the goals of each portfolio; they could still all be meeting expectations.

Do extensive analysis on the stocks.

Answer

Correct Answer: Depends on the goals of each portfolio; they could still all be meeting expectations.

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78. What is an options contract?

Another term for stock

A contract to buy or sell a stock at a predetermined price

Insurance

A contract with your broker to buy and sell stocks

Answer

Correct Answer: A contract to buy or sell a stock at a predetermined price

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79. When would someone most likely place a stop loss order?

When they own options which are out of the money and close to expiration

When they are short selling stocks

When they have sold substantial amounts of put options

When they own deep in the money call options

Answer

Correct Answer: When they own deep in the money call options

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80. What is the purpose of using screening factors?

They help focus in on a specific industry.

They guarantee against any losses.

They help investors decide when to exit an investment.

They are preset criteria that any investment must meet before an investor will consider it a viable investment.

Answer

Correct Answer: They are preset criteria that any investment must meet before an investor will consider it a viable investment.

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81. Which of the following is the optimal situation?

Selling uncovered calls and having the stock price rise

Limiting downsize risk while having the most upside potential possible

Short selling stocks and having the price of the stock rise

Trading options with late expiration dates

Answer

Correct Answer: Limiting downsize risk while having the most upside potential possible

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82. What is the most classic type of options trading?

Using sophisticated techniques such as Iron Condor

Short selling stocks

Buying call options and selling after an increase in value

Selling naked call options

Answer

Correct Answer: Buying call options and selling after an increase in value

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