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[Answer] LEARN & EARN [STOCKS](v1.1.2)

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指南索引

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Stock Market Basics

Candlestick Charts

Margin Loans

Volume

Fees

Simple Moving Average

Brushing

Support & Resistance(Pivot Points)

Exponential Moving Average

Gains & Losses

Moving Average Intervals

MACD

Margin Call

Price

Multiple Moving Averages

RSI

S&P 500 Index

Limit Orders

Recessions

ADX

Short Selling

Stochastics

Unemployment

Bollinger Bands

Industry Production Index

Ichimoku Cloud

Fibonacci Retracement

Average True Range

Simple Bots

Housing Starts

MACD Advanced

DXY Index (or USDX)

Investment Sector

Aroon

Yield Curve

Williams %R

ATR Trailing Stop

Visual Bots

VIX Indicator

Ichimoku Advanced

Backtesting

Exchange-Traded Funds

Cryptocurrency

Neural Networks

留言

Stock Market Basics

Q:Some of the earliest places in which company shares were sold were:
A:Shipping ports

Q: A share of stock represents:
A: Ownership in a company

Q: IPO stands for:
A: Initial Public Offering

Q: The stock market is an example of:
A: Supply and demand

Q: An ask is:
A: An offer price at which an investor could sell a stock

Candlestick Charts

Q: Which of these do candlesticks NOT show?
A: Volume

Q: What does a bearish candlestick pattern mean?
A: The price is likely to fall.

Q: What does the candle indicate?
A: Open and closing prices

Q: What do the candle wicks indicate?
A: High and low prices

Q: If the candle has no height(is flat and black),this means:
A: The open and close are the same.

Q: If the candle has no wick(s), this means:
A: The high and low are equal to the open and close.

Margin Loans

Q: What is a margin loan?
A: Borrowing money from a broker

Q: Which of the following is true about trading on margin?
A: The more investments you have to trade on margin, the lower your interest rate.

Q: Which of the following is false about borrowing on margin?
A: Buying on margin reduces your commission charges.

Q: Which of the following is true about margin interest?
A: It accrues until you pay off your loan.

Q: What is used as collateral when you borrow on margin?
A: A percentage of your investments' values

Volume

※UPGRADE:Volume購入後に表示

Q: Volume is an indicator of:
A: Liquidity

Q: What is stock volume?
A: How many shares of the stock were traded

Q: When is a stock's volume most likely to be high?
A: When earnings are released

Q: When the price is at new highs when the volume is decreasing, look for:
A: A reversal

Q: With an increased volume, which one is not important to a trading signal?
A: Commissions paid

Fees

※UPGRADE:Transaction Fees -1%購入後に表示

Q: Trading fees are related to:
A: The purchase or sale of stock

Q: Depending on the brokerage, discounts may be given for:
A: Placing a larger number of trades per year

Q: A commission is likely to be lower with:
A: Online self-tranding

Q: If you have a smaller amount of money to invest and you want low fees, you would NOT want to consider:
A: A front-end-load mutual fund

Q: A brokerage fee:
A: May be based on a percentage of account value

Simple Moving Average

※UPGRADE:7-Day SMA購入後に表示

Q: To get the simple moving average of a stock, you divide by:
A: A specific number of periods

Q: Which one is NOT a type of moving average?
A: Quadratic

Q: A longer-term simple moving average:
A: Is slower to respond to price changes than a shorter-term SMA

Q: When a moving average is falling, it may signal:
A: The price is in a downtrend

Q: A technical analyst would typically look for a trend by comparing:
A: The 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages

Brushing

※UPGRADE:Brushing購入後に表示

Q: Which of these is not important in brushing?
A: Comparing yesterday's high and low to today's open

Q: What is Brushing in this context?
A: Zooming and panning a large dataset

Q: Trends can be helpful for:
A: Finding entry and exit prices

Q: Why is it important to compare historical trends to modern ones?
A: Stock behavior can often be cyclical.

Q: An uptrend may be indicated by:
A: An overall increase in price

Support & Resistance(Pivot Points)

※UPGRADE:Pivot Points購入後に表示

Q: A support level means a price likely will not be:
A: Pushed downward

Q: In an area of resistance, an uptrend is expected to:
A: Pause

Q: A level of support may show a:
A: Buying opportunity

Q: This may be a price barrier:
A: A round number

Q: Resistance levels are similar to:
A: A ceiling

Exponential Moving Average

※UPGRADE:7-Day SMA→7-Day EMA購入後

Q: EMA responds to these faster than SMA:
A: Price changes

Q: When a stock price crosses its 200-day Exponential Moving Average, what has occurred?
A: A reversal

Q: What is "smoothing" in an EMA calculation?
A: Weighting the prices

Q: Which are the most-quoted short-term Exponential Moving Averages?
A: 12-day and 26-day

Q: The Exponential Moving Average gives more weight to this than the Simple Moving Average:
A: Recent prices

Gains & Losses

※UPGRADE:Brushing→Show Gains Brush購入後

Q: Capital gains are divided into:
A: Short-term and long-term gains

Q: A capital loss:
A: Can be used to offset a capital gain

Q: Capital gains tax is paid on:
A: Realized gains

Q: A realized gain occurs when:
A: An investor sells a stock for more than the price paid

Q: An unrealized loss occurs when:
A: The market price of a stock is less than the price paid

Moving Average Intervals

※UPGRADE:7-Day SMA→7-Day EMA→Custom Length MA購入後

Q: Typical intervals used for longer-term trends are:
A: 50, 100 and 200 days

Q: Typical intervals used for shorter-term trends are:
A: 10, 20 and 50 days

Q: If the 50-day moving average is above the 200-day moving average, the trend is considered:
A: Bullish

Q: If the 50-day moving average crosses below the 200-day moving average, the trend is considered:
A: Bearish

Q: Besides intervals, a trader using moving averages decides on:
A: How heavily to weight recent prices

MACD

※UPGRADE:MACD購入後

Q: MACD uses the:
A: Short-term and long-term moving average

Q: MACD is best used to help identify:
A: A short-term trend

Q: A falling negative MACD value may mean:
A: It could be a bad time to buy.

Q: The MACD value is zero when:
A: The two moving average lines cross

Q: A positive MACD value indicates:
A: Increasing upward momentum

Margin Call

※UPGRADE:Margin Calls, Loans x10購入後

Q: The margin call is based on:
A: Maintenance percentage and decreased value of equities

Q: Which one would NOT cover a margin call?
A: Withdrawing money from the account

Q: An investor can borrow up to what percent of the purchase price?
A: 50%

Q: The maintenance margin is based on:
A: Loan amount and marginable portfolio value

Q: Margin loans are best used by:
A: Experienced investors

Price

※UPGRADE:Investment Price購入後

Q: Generally speaking, share price is determined by:
A: Supply and demand

Q: The market price is:
A: The price at which shares are bought and sold

Q: If there is higher demand, the price will:
A: Go up

Q: A small-cap company
A: Has a small market value

Q: Market capitalization includes:
A: The price of the company's shares

Multiple Moving Averages

UPGRADE:7-Day SMA→7-Day EMA→Custom Length MA→Multiple Moving Averages購入後

Q: Multiple moving averages are:
A: Lagging indicators

Q: The strength of a trend can be determined by:
A: Distance between multiple moveing averages

Q: During a strong price rise:
A: Shorter moving averages will pull away from longer ones

Q: Multiple moving averages are more responsive to price changes if:
A: Fewer time periods are used

Q: When the lines narrow, the trend is:
A: Losing momentum

RSI

※UPGRADE:RSI購入後

Q: The RSI will near 100 or 0 in:
A: A strongly trending market

Q: This may signal an upcoming trend change:
A: The RSI diverges from the stock price.

Q: The RSI is most useful when:
A: A stock price is oscillating between bullish and bearish movements.

Q: An asset is considered overbought when RSI is above
A: 70%

Q: The Relative Strength Index helps determine:
A: Oversold and overbought price conditions

S&P 500 Index

※UPGRADE:S&P 500 Index購入後

Q: The Dow Jones Average is weighted by:
A: Price

Q: The NASDAQ is weighted by:
A: Market capitalization

Q: The S&P 500 represents about:
A: 80% of the total value of the US stock market

Q: The NASDAQ tracks these stocks.
A: Technology

Q: The Dow Jones includes how many companies?
A: 30

Limit Orders

UPGRADE:Investment Price→Limit/Stop Orders購入後に表示

Q: Pete owns shares of XYZ. He wants to enter an order so that if his stock ever hits $50 or below, it sells at the next available price. His order will be a:
A: Sell stop

Q: When using stop-loss sell orders, investors are attempting to limit what?
A: Their downside

Q: Rico wants to sell his XYZ stock if it hits $50 or below today only. Want type of stop-limit order would Rico enter?
A: Day

Q: To protect the profit on a short sale, the best type of order would be:
A: Buy Stop

Q: A market order guarantees:
A: The execution of the trade

Recessions

※UPGRADE:Recessions購入後に表示

Q: When interest rates are high:
A: Businesses borrow less and costs to consumers go up

Q: A recession may come from:
A: Higher inflation and lower demand

Q: The idea of reducing borrowing costs is generally to:
A: Encourage consumers to spend more money

Q: This is considered a strong predictor of a recession:
A: An inverted yield curve

Q: Fear of a recession may:
A: Make consumers invest and spend less

ADX

※UPGRADE:ADX購入後に表示

Q: ADX is derived from:
A: Directional movement indicator lines

Q: ADX is plotted as:
A: A single line

Q: A series of ADX peaks will show:
A: Trend momentum

Q: ADX should be used with:
A: Price

Q: ADX is used to indicate:
A: The strength of a price trend

Short Selling

※UPGRADE:Shorting購入後に表示

Q: A fund manager short sells shares of Google at $300. He then closes out this position by placing a buy to cover the trade at $250. On this trade, he will make a:
A: Profit

Q: A short-sell is when an investor predicts that the price of an asset will:
A: Go down

Q: When a short-seller trades with a lender they will require the short-seller to open a:
A: Margin account

Q: Short-selling can be thought of as the opposite of:
A: Going long or buying shares

Q: When an investor short-sells a stock and closes the position:
A: The same number of shares must be returned regardless of the price.

Stochastics

※UPGRADE:Stochastics購入後に表示

Q: Stochastics are often used with the:
A: Relative Strength Indicator

Q: Stochastics can indicate:
A: When to buy and sell

Q: An investor may want to buy a stock when:
A: The stochastic indicator is below the 20 line and volume is increasing.

Q: In a stochastics calculation, the K line includes:
A: 14 previous trading sessions

Q: In a stochastics calculation, the D line includes:
A: The lowest price of the previous 3 trading

Unemployment

※UPGRADE:Unemployment購入後に表示

Q: A graph of unemployment data provides a:
A: Lagging indicator

Q: The US employment data is based on:
A: A government survey of households

Q: The "labor force" refers to people who are:
A: Employed or looking for work

Q: The unemployment rate:
A: Is seasonally adjusted

Q: The total number of people who are employed is:
A: Less than the labor force total

Bollinger Bands

※UPGRADE:Bollinger Bands購入後に表示

Q: In creating Bollinger Bands, which of the following would be used to plot the upper and lower band?
A: Two standard deviations above and below the average price

Q: Bollinger Bands:
A: Is another term for bands based on standard deviations of price

Q: Bollinger Bands are composed of:
A: Three lines

Q: When a stock price exceeds the upper band, the stock may be considered:
A: Overbought

Q: When viewing Bollinger Bands on a price chart, a place where the bands narrow is called:
A: A squeeze

Industry Production Index

※UPGRADE:Industry Production Index購入後に表示

Q: The IPI shows:
A: A percentage change in production

Q: Which is not part of the IPI data?
A: Consumer services

Q: The IPI:
A: Includes labor costs

Q: IPI data is collected from:
A: Industry organizations and government agencies

Q: Low capacity utilization may be a sign of:
A: An economic decline

Ichimoku Cloud

※UPGRADE:Ichimoku Cloud購入後に表示

Q: An Ichimoku Cloud is irrelevant when:
A: The price is significantly above or below it

Q: Which of these is NOT a part of the Ichimoku Cloud?
A: Leading Span Y

Q: The data points for the leading spans are plotted:
A: 26 periods into the future

Q: Ichimoku Clouds are colored:
A: Red and green

Q: The Ichimoku Cloud is created by:
A: Leading Span A and Leading Span B

Fibonacci Retracement

※UPGRADE:Custom Pivots購入後に表示

Q: Fibonacci's Golden Ratio is:
A: 1.618

Q: Fibonacci retracements give greater weight to:
A: Longer timeframes

Q: The retracement which is not a Fibonacci number is:
A: 50

Q: Fibonacci retracement levels may forecast:
A: Areas of support or resistance

Q: The Fibonacci retracements are marked against:
A: High and low prices

Average True Range

※UPGRADE:Average True Range購入後に表示

Q: In calculating the ATR, the sum is divided by the:
A: Timeframe

Q: The ATR was originally developed to be used in:
A: Commodities trading

Q: Which of the following is true?
A: A stock with high volatility will have a higher ATR.

Q: A short-term trader is likely to calculate the ATR with:
A: The five most recent trading days

Q: ATR readings should be compared with:
A: Earlier ATR readings

Simple Bots

※UPGRADE:Simple Bots購入後に表示

Q: A contingent order involves:
A: Executing simultaneous transactions

Q: A day order is an example of:
A: A conditional order

Q: The most common conditional orders are:
A: Limit, stop, and stop limit

Q: Conditional orders:
A: Are not guaranteed to be executed

Q: This type of order may involve operators:
A: Advanced conditional order

Housing Starts

※UPGRADE:Housing Starts購入後に表示

Q: Which is not a category in housing starts?
A: Multi-occupant dormitories

Q: Housing starts include a sample of about_% of 1-4 unit buildings:
A: 2

Q: Housing starts data:
A: Are seasonally adjusted

Q: Housing starts measure:
A: Groundbreaking or excavation on new buildings

Q: A building of 10 apartments counts as _ housing start(s).
A: 10

MACD Advanced

※UPGRADE:MACD Advanced購入後に表示

Q: The "fast" line is the:
A: Shorter-term EMA

Q: The "slow" line is the:
A: Longer-term EMA

Q: The most commonly-used signal line is:
A: 9 days

Q: An MACD divergence happens when:
A: Investment price and MACD histogram go in opposite directions

Q: When the histogram approaches the zero line:
A: A crossover may be coming

DXY Index (or USDX)

※UPGRADE:USDX Index購入後に表示

Q: The USDX compares the US Dollar against how many currencies?
A: 6

Q: Which has the strongest weighting in the US Dollar Index?
A: Euro

Q: Which is not in the US Dollar Index?
A: Chinese Yuan

Q: The USDX value is relative to a base of:
A: 100

Q: The USDX was created in:
A: 1973

Investment Sector

※UPGRADE:Reveal Sector購入後に表示

Q: This sector makes up about 25% of the S&P 500:
A: Technology

Q: Which category is in the materials sector?
A: Mining

Q: In a slowing economy, investments in this sector's stocks tend to increase:
A: Utilities

Q: Entertainment companies are under:
A: Communications

Q: Which one of these is not an investment sector?
A: Agriculture

Aroon

※UPGRADE:Aroon購入後に表示

Q: The Aroon Indicator measures:
A: Time between price highs and time between lows

Q: The Aroon Indicator consists of :
A: An up line and a down line

Q: The Aroon uses a scale of:
A: 0 to 100

Q: A crossover indicates:
A: The reversal of a trend

Q: An Aroon line of 10 would show:
A: A weaker trend

Yield Curve

※UPGRADE:Yield Curve購入後に表示

Q: A normal yield curve has:
A: A positve slope

Q: The yield curve is based on:
A: Similar Treasury investments with different maturity dates

Q: An inverted yield curve may be the sign of:
A: A recession

Q: The Fed Funds Rate is usually comparable to:
A: Shorter-maturity yields

Q: Which one is not a type of yield curve?
A: Bell

Williams %R

※UPGRADE:Williams %R購入後に表示

Q: The stock is overbought above a reading of:
A: -20

Q: The stock is oversold at a reading below:
A: -80

Q: The lookback period is typically:
A: 14 days

Q: The closing price is compared to:
A: The high-low range for a specific period

Q: The renge of Williams %R is between:
A: 0 and -100

ATR Trailing Stop

※UPGRADE:ATR Trailing Stop購入後に表示

Q: An ATR stop will:
A: Change with market conditions

Q: In a high-volatility market, a _ stop would be used.
A: Wider

Q: The ATR trailing stop uses a:
A: Look-back period

Q: The ATR trailing stop is based on:
A: A multiple of the ATR

Q: The trailing stop will limit the:
A: Maximum loss

Visual Bots

※UPGRADE:Simple Bots→Node Bots購入後に表示

Q: In algorithmic trading:
A: A program executes an order based on defined conditions

Q: Algorithmic trading:
A: Takes human emotions out of the equation

Q: Algorithmic trading systems can:
A: Check multiple market factors at once

Q: Using algorithmic trading will:
A: Reduce manual errors

Q: Which is not an example of algorithmic trading?
A: Entering an order at market price

VIX Indicator

※UPGRADE:VIX Index購入後に表示

Q: The VIX is calculated:
A: In real time

Q: The VIX is a measure of:
A: Implied volatility

Q: The VIX uses:
A: S&P 500 options

Q: The VIX period is:
A: The next 30 days

Q: A high VIX could be a sign of:
A: Investor anxiety

Ichimoku Advanced

※UPGRADE:Ichimoku Advanced購入後に表示

Q: Which can be used as a trailing stop-loss point?
A: Kijun sen

Q: The Ichimoku Cloud indicator does not show:
A: Simple Moving Average

Q: If the stock price enters the cloud:
A: Expect the trend to reverse

Q: What is another name for kijun sen?
A: Base line

Q: The tenkan sen measures:
A: Short term price movements

Backtesting

※UPGRADE:Simple Bots→Node Bots→Visual Bot Additions購入後に表示

Q: Backtesting would ideally include:
A: Trading costs

Q: Trading signals seen in backtesting:
A: May sometimes repeat

Q: Trading signals can be checked against:
A: Other technical indicators

Q: Backtesting refers to:
A: Testing a trading strategy on historical price data

Q: A backtested strategy with profitable results:
A: Is not a guarantee of future results

Exchange-Traded Funds

※UPGRADE:ETF Mode購入後に表示

Q: ETFs are different from mutual funds because:
A: ETFs trade on an exchange like stocks do.

Q: An active ETF will generally:
A: Have higher expense ratios than a passive ETF

Q: Which type of ETF tracks an index?
A: Passive

Q: Which statement about ETFs is true?
A: ETF investors do not own the underlying investments in the ETF.

Q: Which statement about ETFs is false?
A: ETFs are only available through traditional brokerages.

Cryptocurrency

※UPGRADE:Crypto Mode購入後に表示

Q: Most cryptocurrencies are:
A: Decentralized

Q: Cryptocurrency mining refers to:
A: Verifying new digital transactions

Q: A block is:
A: A list of recent transactions shared by computers

Q: Cryptocurrency:
A: Has user risk

Q: Blockchain is:
A: A shared digital ledger of all cryptocurrency transactions

Neural Networks

※UPGRADE:Neural Networks購入後に表示

Q: What is not true about neural networks?
A: They are always more accurate than older algorithms

Q: Which is not a type of neural network
A: Interpolative

Q: What do neural networks require to function?
A: Training Data

Q: What is a regression?
A: A relation among independent and dependent variables

Q: What is a hidden layer?
A: A function that uses weighted inputs to produce an output