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Finance & Investment Quiz
Finance & Investment Quiz
20 questions · Unlimited attempts · Free online practice
Finance is the study and management of money, assets, and liabilities over time, incorporating concepts of risk, return, and valuation. Investment involves allocating capital with...
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All 20 questions in this Finance & Investment quiz
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The investment strategy of buying a fixed dollar amount of a particular investment on a regular schedule, entirely regardless of the share price, is known as:
- A. Dollar-cost averaging
- B. Momentum investing
- C. Value investing
- D. Market timing
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The fundamental risk management strategy of mixing a wide variety of investments within a portfolio to completely minimize exposure to any single asset is known as:
- A. Hedging
- B. Arbitrage
- C. Leveraging
- D. Diversification
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What does the acronym IPO stand for in the stock market?
- A. Initial Public Offering
- B. Internal Portfolio Optimization
- C. International Pricing Option
- D. Index Performance Output
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What is an investment vehicle that pools money from many investors to purchase a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds?
- A. A real estate investment trust (REIT)
- B. A certificate of deposit (CD)
- C. A mutual fund
- D. A collateralized debt obligation (CDO)
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In finance, how quickly and easily an asset can be converted into ready cash without heavily affecting its market price is formally known as its:
- A. Volatility
- B. Solvency
- C. Elasticity
- D. Liquidity
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A financial ratio that explicitly shows how much a company pays out in dividends each year relative to its current stock price is the:
- A. Dividend yield
- B. Earnings epeer share
- C. Payout ratio
- D. Return on equity
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What is 'Variable Cost'?
- A. Cost that doesn't change
- B. Cost that changes with output
- C. Salary
- D. Rent
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A massive, nationally recognized, well-established, and highly financially sound company that has a long record of stable earnings and reliable dividend payments is known as a:
- A. Growth stock
- B. Blue-chip stock
- C. Penny stock
- D. Meme stock
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What is 'Credit'?
- A. Paying now
- B. A fine
- C. Ability to obtain goods before payment
- D. Cash only
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What is a 'Bear Market'?
- A. High volume
- B. Falling prices
- C. Stable prices
- D. Rising prices
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What is 'Bear Market'?
- A. No trade
- B. Rising prices
- C. Falling prices
- D. Stable prices
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What is a 'Bear Market' characterized by?
- A. Rising prices
- B. Stable prices
- C. Falling prices
- D. No trading
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What is 'Net Profit'?
- A. Oepeening balance
- B. Total sales
- C. Total revenue
- D. Revenue minus all exepeenses
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What is 'Mortgage'?
- A. Savings account
- B. A tax
- C. Credit card
- D. Loan for proepeerty
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What is 'Fixed Cost'?
- A. Cost that changes with output
- B. Price of a product
- C. Cost of labor
- D. Cost that remains constant regardless of output
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The highly illegal practice of buying or selling a public company's stock based on material information that is not yet available to the general public is called:
- A. Front running
- B. Wash trading
- C. Insider trading
- D. Market manipulation
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What is compound interest?
- A. Interest calculated only on the initial principal
- B. Interest calculated on the initial principal and all accumulated interest
- C. A fixed fee charged for borrowing money
- D. The rate central banks charge commercial banks
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What is 'Stock Market'?
- A. Place where shares of companies are traded
- B. A farmers market
- C. Place to buy groceries
- D. A bank
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What is 'Profit'?
- A. A tax
- B. Financial gain
- C. Money lost
- D. Total revenue
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What is a 'Bull Market'?
- A. Rising prices
- B. Falling prices
- C. Low volume
- D. No movement