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1. Can anybody really see a market correction coming?
A. Yes, there are clear early signals
B. No, nobody can see it coming.
C. No, you can't tell until after it happens
D. Maybe, but I don't know how to do it. |
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The answer is A - Yes there are clear early signals. The
signals could be significant such as XXX and ZZZ, or more subtle such
as YYY. With Wall Street University's courses, you'll learn the
difference. |
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2. Do you agree that diversification is the best strategy to follow?
A. Yes, it is the best strategy to follow
B. No, invest only in those companies you know
C. Yes, that's why Mutual Funds diversify
D. No, diversification is an excuse for not knowing how to pick winners
3. A buy and hold strategy has proven to be the most successful over time.
A. Yes, who can argue with Warren Buffet?
B. No, always get out of stocks that go down after you have
bought them
C. Yes, assuming, of course, that you are young enough to
have time
D. No, knowing when to buy and when to sell is key
4. It is best to by stocks with a high P/E ratio?
A. No, because a low P/E provides a lot more upside
B. No, because a low P/E shows the stock is undervalued
C. Yes, a low P/E could mean the company is having problems
D. Yes, a high P/E means a company is having success
5. Is it too late to buy a stock after it has gone up 30% in the last 6 months?
A. Yes, how can you buy low and sell high if it's already gone
up 30%?
B. No, a prior run-up is a key characteristic of the greatest performing stocks
C. Yes, it will probably come down next
D. No, demand could be building |
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