CPD POINTS: Beginners Guide to the Share Market

Quiz Part 1 - Beginners Guide to the Share Market

Successful completion = 9/11

1. What percentage of your income should you save and invest wisely?

a) 20 percent
b) 2 percent
c) 10 percent
d) 5 percent
e) 50 percent

2. Investing in a number of different industry sectors is known as:

a) Trending
b) High Risk
c) 10 percent
d) Diversification
e) 50 percent

3. The All Ordinaries Index was replaced with:

a) Dow Jones Index
b) Gold Index
c) Cash
d) S&P/ASX 200 Composite Index
e) None of the above

4. _____________ Shares are shares that have not been fully paid for:

a) Ordinary
b) Contributing
c) Bonus
d) Preference
e) Rights Issues

5. Which does Not affect the price of a share?

a) Your income level
b) Supply & Demand
c) Economic trends
d) An industry's financial health
e) A company's financial health

6. Which does not usually describe daily share price monitoring?

a) Closing Price
b) P.E. Ratio
c) Low Price
d) High Price
e) Price Change

7. What is the formula for gauging the percentage of your investment money that should be in aggressive growth?

a) 100 minus your age
b) 100 minus your years in the workforce
c) 100 minus you and your partners age
d) 50 plus your age
e) 50 minus your age

8. You should buy___________ stocks to hold in the long term:

a) emerging growth
b) blue chip
c) cash
d) fixed interest

9. Fundamental Analysis is used to evaluate:

a) liquidity
b) solvency
c) efficiency
d) earnings potential
e) All of the above

10. Most investors cannot look at stocks objectively:

a) but relying on personal opinion is important
b) but playing favourites is a good strategy
c) and should listen to marketplace opinion
d) but should rely on their instincts
e) All off the above

11. Review your portfolio every few months and:

a) sell poorly performing shares that show little sign of improving
b) sell those shares that you believe have reached an unsustainable level
c) check how each sector is performing
d) All of the above
e) None of the above

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