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Investments ch 3 Quiz
Investments ch 3 Quiz
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1
Stockholders could get which as a return from investing in common stock
both are possible
Share appreciation
Dividends
neither are possible
2
Bonds can be purchased at a discount from their face value
True
False
3
Margin minimizes gains and losses
False
True
4
Money Market funds offered by mutual fund companies are
FDIC insured
Liquid
averaging about a 6-8 percent yield annually now
One of the least volatile types of mutual funds
5
Small cap stocks are riskier than Large cap stocks
False
True
6
Which of these gives me the right to buy a stock
asset-backed security
call
pledge
put
7
Margin is
has an interest rate, for example 8.75%
magnifies gains
magnifies losses
borrowing for leverage
8
Normally, investing in stock means I go long in it by buying it so it will go up or pay dividends
True
False
9
Margin has
an initial percentage
a margin call if you dip between initial and minimum
a minimum maintenance %
a margin call if you dip below minimum
10
Which of these are true about bonds and markets
The coupon rate doesn't change
You could hold your bond to maturity or not
Prevailing rates do change
If selling early, your price considers your rate vs prevailing
11
Options trades involve
expiration dates
a series 7 license and some expertise
strike prices
a premium as a price
12
A put gives me the right but not the obligation to sell an asset
False
True
13
We have a whole chapter on bonds so I shouldn't be worried
True
False
14
When we say fixed income, we mean notes or bonds
True
False
15
Which of these are true about bonds
Bonds mature in the future when you redeem them for their face value
The coupon can be paid semi-annually
Face value can be $1,000
They can pay a coupon rate
16
When I buy a company's common stock, I in essence own a tiny part, sharing in gains, but it could also become worthless
True
False
17
Which of these are risky assets that the common investor doesn't do on a normal everyday basis
both
derivatives trading
selling short
neither involve much risk
18
Selling short is the opposite, and is something I would do speculatively if I think the stock would decline a lot soon
True
False
19
This is the risk-free rate we peg to due to being backed by the taxing ability of the U.S. gov't
LIBOR
Treasury bills
FDIC
Prime
20
When I buy a company's common stock, I have lent money to the company and get paid back the face amount at maturity
True
False
21
A preferred stockholder would be ahead in line of common stockholders if a company did go into liquidation
False
True
22
Which of these could be users of derivatives
someone trying to hedge a bet on something they are long in
large, institutional, sophisticated parties
someone trying to hedge costs of inputs for products they sell customers
someone in a model age-based portfolio through their employer 401(k)
23
The purchaser or seller of a futures contract is obligated to buy or sell
True
False
24
When corporations issue bonds, bondholders in essence have lent money to the corporation
False
True
25
Which of these gets their money first in event of a corporate insolvency
common stockholders
bondholders
it is prorated between them
it depends