Question 1

Which of the following orders to buy or sell is an odd lot?

Accepted Answer

A) 1000 shares at $10 
B) $3780 worth of shares at $20 
C) $8600 worth of shares at $4.30 
D) 500 shares at $22.50 
A) 1000 shares at $10 
B) $3780 worth of shares at $20 
C) $8600 worth of shares at $4.30 
D) 500 shares at $22.50

Question 2

An example of fraud in financial reporting would be

Accepted Answer

A) allowing orders to be cancelled. 
B) arriving at a P/E using the weighted average number of shares outstanding during the year. 
C) inflating revenues by recording income from contracts which will extend beyond one year. 
D) advising your auditors about a change in accounting procedures. 
A) allowing orders to be cancelled. 
B) arriving at a P/E using the weighted average number of shares outstanding during the year. 
C) inflating revenues by recording income from contracts which will extend beyond one year. 
D) advising your auditors about a change in accounting procedures.

Question 3

Technical analysts look for stock price patterns which

Accepted Answer

A) indicate stocks with rapidly changing P/Es. 
B) indicate a possible price trend. 
C) indicate value trends. 
D) demonstrate profit trends. 
A) indicate stocks with rapidly changing P/Es. 
B) indicate a possible price trend. 
C) indicate value trends. 
D) demonstrate profit trends.

Question 4

The best assessment of the performance of your selection of stocks is to compare the returns to

Accepted Answer

A) the average gains or losses you had in the last five years. 
B) the average returns of GICs. 
C) a comparable stock index during the same period. 
D) the prime rate set by the Bank of Canada. 
A) the average gains or losses you had in the last five years. 
B) the average returns of GICs. 
C) a comparable stock index during the same period. 
D) the prime rate set by the Bank of Canada.

Which of the following orders to buy or sell is an odd lot?

An example of fraud in financial reporting would be

Technical analysts look for stock price patterns which

The best assessment of the performance of your selection of stocks is to compare the returns to

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Exam 11: Personal Investing - Investing in Stocks

Which of the following orders to buy or sell is an odd lot?

An example of fraud in financial reporting would be

Technical analysts look for stock price patterns which

The best assessment of the performance of your selection of stocks is to compare the returns to

Overview of a Financial Plan

Tools for Financial Planning - Applying Time Value Concepts

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Protecting Your Wealth - Health and Life Insurance

Personal Investing - Investing Fundamentals

Personal Investing - Investing in Bonds

Personal Investing - Investing in Mutual Funds

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