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1. |
To frame the investment policy the investor should have |
A. | knowledge about the company |
B. | investable funds |
C. | knowledge about the investment alternatives |
D. | knowledge about the markets with funds |
Answer» D. knowledge about the markets with funds |
2. |
The stock is |
A. | small units of equal value called shares |
B. | knowledge about the markets with funds |
C. | express in terms of number of shares |
D. | fully paid up and partly paid up shares |
Answer» D. fully paid up and partly paid up shares |
3. |
Equityshare holders rights are listed below .one of the rights is incorrect |
A. | right to have claims in the case of winding up of the company |
B. | right to vote at the general body meeting of the company |
C. | right to share profits in the form of dividends |
D. | right to receive a copy of the statutory report |
Answer» C. right to share profits in the form of dividends |
4. |
In a limited company |
A. | the share holders have to divided the debt of the company and pay |
B. | the share holders are not liable to pay the debt |
C. | the share holders have to pay the debt to the extent of their shares in the capital |
D. | common stock and preference shareholders have to pay the debt |
Answer» C. the share holders have to pay the debt to the extent of their shares in the capital |
5. |
In case of nonvoting shares |
A. | the rights of voting stocks and nonvoting stocks are similar |
B. | rights and bonus issues for nonvoting shares can be issued in the form of voting shares |
C. | the nonvoting shares would become voting shares after a particular period of time |
D. | nonvoting shares carry higher dividends instead of voting rights |
Answer» D. nonvoting shares carry higher dividends instead of voting rights |
6. |
Zero coupon bonds has its origin in |
A. | u.s security market |
B. | wall street |
C. | japans security market |
D. | dalal street |
Answer» A. u.s security market |
7. |
Capital index bonds are linked with |
A. | bse sensex |
B. | nse nifty |
C. | consumer price index |
D. | bse-100 |
Answer» D. bse-100 |
8. |
The negotiable financial investment is different from the non negotiable financial investment in terms of |
A. | maturity period |
B. | interest rate |
C. | transferability |
D. | face value |
Answer» C. transferability |
9. |
investments made on a house property is a |
A. | financial investment |
B. | economic investment |
C. | non negotiable financial investments |
D. | non financial investments |
Answer» D. non financial investments |
10. |
Which one of the following is not a money market security |
A. | treasury bills |
B. | national saving certificate |
C. | certificate of deposits |
D. | commercial paper |
Answer» B. national saving certificate |
11. |
Commercial paper are |
A. | unsecured promissory notes |
B. | secured promissory note |
C. | sold at premium |
D. | issued for a period of 1 to 2 years |
Answer» A. unsecured promissory notes |
12. |
The present interest rate of PPF is |
A. | 10% |
B. | 8.5% |
C. | 8.7% |
D. | 8% |
Answer» C. 8.7% |
13. |
.This particular schemes helps in deferring the tax payment |
A. | public provident fund |
B. | national saving certificate |
C. | national saving scheme |
D. | life insurance scheme |
Answer» B. national saving certificate |
14. |
SEBI has made mandatory for the companies to disclose |
A. | the yearly annual report |
B. | monthly report and annual report |
C. | quarterly and annual reporte |
D. | monthly review and annual report |
Answer» C. quarterly and annual reporte |
15. |
The minimum number of shares to be applied for is |
A. | 100 |
B. | 200 |
C. | 300 |
D. | 500 |
Answer» B. 200 |
16. |
“Sell reliance petro shares at Rs.60”.this order is a |
A. | best arte order |
B. | limit order |
C. | discretionary order |
D. | stop loss order |
Answer» B. limit order |
17. |
The settlement cycle in BSE and NSE are |
A. | 10 days |
B. | 8 days |
C. | 7 days |
D. | 15 days |
Answer» C. 7 days |
18. |
The rolling settlement period introduced in the stock exchange is |
A. | t+5 |
B. | t+7 |
C. | t+2 |
D. | t+15 |
Answer» B. t+7 |
19. |
Mumbai stock exchange was recognized on a permanent basis in |
A. | 1956 |
B. | 1957 |
C. | 1950 |
D. | 1958 |
Answer» B. 1957 |
20. |
The VASAT which connects the main central computer means |
A. | videshsanchar automated trading |
B. | videshsanchar aperture terminal |
C. | very special aperture terminal |
D. | very small aperture terminal |
Answer» D. very small aperture terminal |
21. |
Clearing and settlement operations of the NSE is carried out by |
A. | national security depository ltd |
B. | national security clearing cooperation |
C. | state bank of india |
D. | by the exchange itself |
Answer» B. national security clearing cooperation |
22. |
Inter connected stock exchange is to interlink |
A. | the bse ,nse ,otcei |
B. | all the stock exchanges |
C. | fifteen regional stock exchanges |
D. | fourteen regional stock exchanges |
Answer» C. fifteen regional stock exchanges |
23. |
Over the counter exchange of India was started after the role model of |
A. | nasaq |
B. | jasaq |
C. | nasaq & jasaq |
D. | nse |
Answer» C. nasaq & jasaq |
24. |
To be listed on the OTCEI, the minimum capital requirement for a company is |
A. | rs.5 crores |
B. | rs.3crores |
C. | rs.2 crores |
D. | rs.1 crores |
Answer» B. rs.3crores |
25. |
According to SEBI guidelines |
A. | all the new issues should be in depository mode |
B. | all the a group shares should be traded through nsdl |
C. | all the b group shares should be traded trough nsdl |
D. | all the above are true |
Answer» A. all the new issues should be in depository mode |
26. |
The sensex has |
A. | 25 stocks |
B. | 30 stocks |
C. | 33 stocks |
D. | 35 stocks |
Answer» B. 30 stocks |
27. |
The NSE –nifty base period is |
A. | 1992 |
B. | 1993 |
C. | 1994 |
D. | 1995 |
Answer» D. 1995 |
28. |
The promoters contribution should not be less than |
A. | 25 % of the issue size |
B. | 20 % of the issue size |
C. | 30 % of the issue size |
D. | 33 % of the issue size |
Answer» B. 20 % of the issue size |
29. |
These are instruments, which give a fixed rate of interest for a fixed period of maturity. |
A. | debts |
B. | equities |
C. | mutual fund |
D. | virtual office |
Answer» A. debts |
30. |
This pools money from investors and invest in different securities information technology. |
A. | debts |
B. | equities |
C. | mutual funds |
D. | virtual office |
Answer» C. mutual funds |
31. |
An investor becomes the owner of a company to the extent of the capital invested by |
A. | debts |
B. | equities |
C. | mutual funds |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. equities |
32. |
The variability in a security’s returns resulting from fluctuations in the aggregate market is known as; |
A. | market risk |
B. | interest rate risk |
C. | purchasing power risk |
D. | regulation risk |
Answer» A. market risk |
33. |
The variability in a security’s return resulting from changes in the level of interest rates is referred to as; |
A. | market risk |
B. | interest rate risk |
C. | purchasing power risk |
D. | regulation risk |
Answer» B. interest rate risk |
34. |
Inflation risk is also known as. |
A. | market risk |
B. | interest rate risk |
C. | purchasing power |
D. | regulation risk |
Answer» C. purchasing power |
35. |
This is the stock valuation method that uses financial data to predict price movements. |
A. | technical analysis |
B. | company analysis |
C. | fundamental analysis |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. fundamental analysis |
36. |
These are the market risks that cannot be diversified. |
A. | systematic risk |
B. | unsystematic risk |
C. | counter party risk |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. systematic risk |
37. |
Technical analysis gained popularity from the writings of. |
A. | adam smith |
B. | markowitz |
C. | charles dow |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. charles dow |
38. |
Modern portfolio theory was introduced by, |
A. | adam smith |
B. | markowitz |
C. | charles dow |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. markowitz |
39. |
This is a market for short-term funds. |
A. | money market |
B. | capital market |
C. | commodity market |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. money market |
40. |
This is a short term indigenous bill of exchange |
A. | trade bills |
B. | hundis |
C. | treasury bills |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. hundis |
41. |
Call money is mainly used by the banks to meet their. |
A. | temporary requirement of cash |
B. | long term requirement of cash markowitz |
C. | medium term requirement of cash charles dow |
D. | none of above |
Answer» A. temporary requirement of cash |
42. |
These are short-term securities issued by the RBI on behalf of the government of India. |
A. | trade bill |
B. | hundis |
C. | treasury bills |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. treasury bills |
43. |
The primary objective of this instrument is to provide some degree of flexibility in the credit portfolio of banks |
A. | treasury bills |
B. | interbank participation certificate |
C. | certificate of deposits |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» B. interbank participation certificate |
44. |
This is a market for medium and long-term funds |
A. | money market |
B. | capital market |
C. | commodity market |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. capital market |
45. |
This refers to the market for government and semi-government securities backed by the RBI |
A. | money market |
B. | capital market |
C. | gilt edged market |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. gilt edged market |
46. |
These shares have a preferential right to the payment of dividend and to the return of capital at the time of winding up of the company. |
A. | equity share |
B. | preference share |
C. | bonus share |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. preference share |
47. |
This is a document which either creates a debt or acknowledges it. These are short-term securities issued by the RBI on behalf of the Government of India. |
A. | trade bills |
B. | debentures |
C. | treasury bill |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. treasury bill |
48. |
These bonds are the bonds issued at a discount and repaid at a face value. |
A. | convertible bond |
B. | zero coupon bond |
C. | deep discount bond |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» B. zero coupon bond |
49. |
This fund is one that is available for subscription all through the year. |
A. | open end fund |
B. | closed end fund |
C. | growth fund |
D. | income fund |
Answer» A. open end fund |
50. |
This fund is open for subscription only during a specified period. |
A. | open end fund |
B. | closed end fund |
C. | growth fund |
D. | income fund |
Answer» B. closed end fund |
51. |
These funds are stock funds that invest in stocks with the potential for long term capital appreciation. |
A. | open end fund |
B. | closed end fund |
C. | growth fund |
D. | income fund |
Answer» C. growth fund |
52. |
The aim of this fund is to provide regular and steady income to investors |
A. | open end fund |
B. | closed end fund |
C. | growth fund |
D. | income fund |
Answer» D. income fund |
53. |
Stock mutual funds also sometimes called |
A. | open end fund |
B. | closed end fund |
C. | growth fund |
D. | equity fund |
Answer» D. equity fund |
54. |
Each contract is custom designed, and hence is unique in terms of contract size, expiration date and asset type and quality. |
A. | forward contract |
B. | future contract |
C. | options |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. forward contract |
55. |
These contracts are standardized and hence traded in stock exchanges. |
A. | forward contract |
B. | future contract |
C. | options |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. future contract |
56. |
The credit risk of future is -------- than that of forwards: |
A. | lower |
B. | higher |
C. | average |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. lower |
57. |
The buyer or holder of the option purchases the right from the seller for a consideration called; |
A. | remuneration |
B. | premium |
C. | discount |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. premium |
58. |
This option gives the holder or buyer , the right to buy specified quantity of the underlying asset at a specified price on or before a specified time. |
A. | call option |
B. | put option |
C. | main option |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. call option |
59. |
This option gives the holder or buyer, the right to sell specified quantity of the underlying asset at a specified price on or before a specified time. |
A. | call option |
B. | put option |
C. | main option |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. put option |
60. |
These are instruments, which give a fixed rate of interest for a fixed period of maturity. |
A. | debts |
B. | equities |
C. | mutual funds |
D. | virtual office |
Answer» A. debts |
61. |
This pools money from investors and invest in different securities |
A. | debts |
B. | equities |
C. | mutual funds |
D. | virtual office |
Answer» C. mutual funds |
62. |
An investor becomes the owner of a company to the extent of the capital invested by him |
A. | debts |
B. | equities |
C. | mutual fund |
D. | virtual office |
Answer» B. equities |
63. |
Which of the following I not an Indian index |
A. | sensex |
B. | nasdaq |
C. | nifty |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. nasdaq |
64. |
Find the odd one from the following |
A. | nasdaq |
B. | dow jones |
C. | nyse |
D. | nifty |
Answer» D. nifty |
65. |
Holders of fixed income securities are…… of the issuer |
A. | debtor |
B. | creditor |
C. | owner |
D. | supplier |
Answer» B. creditor |
66. |
Treasury bills are actually a class of; |
A. | securities of companies |
B. | central government securities |
C. | equities |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. central government securities |
67. |
These bonds are issued at a discount and repaid at a face value. |
A. | zero coupon bond |
B. | debentures |
C. | equity share |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» A. zero coupon bond |
68. |
This is the interest rate that every debenture /bond carries on its face value and is fixed at the time of issue |
A. | current yield |
B. | coupon rate |
C. | market rate |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. coupon rate |
69. |
The return on the instrument is held till its maturity is known as |
A. | current yield |
B. | coupon rate |
C. | ytm |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. ytm |
70. |
Fundamental analysis is a …………….method that uses financial &economic analysis to predict the movement of stock price. |
A. | sale valuation method |
B. | stock valuation method |
C. | purchase valuation method |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» B. stock valuation method |
71. |
Industrial growth is a type of ……………. |
A. | economic analysis |
B. | industrial analysis |
C. | company analysis |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. economic analysis |
72. |
.Which of the following is not a stage of business cycle |
A. | recovery |
B. | depression |
C. | boom |
D. | inflation |
Answer» D. inflation |
73. |
……………….is generally described as homogenous of companies |
A. | business |
B. | profession |
C. | industry |
D. | group of company |
Answer» C. industry |
74. |
. EPS = ……………. / outstanding share |
A. | gross profit |
B. | net-earning |
C. | net loss |
D. | capital employed |
Answer» B. net-earning |
75. |
…………… = stock price/ EPS |
A. | price to earnings ratio |
B. | price to sale ratio |
C. | eps |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. price to earnings ratio |
76. |
Book value = asset + …………….. |
A. | capital |
B. | liability |
C. | current asset |
D. | current liability |
Answer» B. liability |
77. |
ROE stands for ………………. |
A. | rate of equity |
B. | rate of earning |
C. | . return on equity |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. . return on equity |
78. |
Defective practice is one of the ……………fundamental of analysis |
A. | tool |
B. | criticism |
C. | advantages |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. criticism |
79. |
. ROE is calculated by dividing……….by book value |
A. | net income |
B. | gross income |
C. | cost |
D. | all of these |
Answer» A. net income |
80. |
Which of the following is not a tool of fundamental analysis |
A. | price to sale ratio |
B. | price to earnings ratio |
C. | price to purchase ratio |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. price to purchase ratio |
81. |
This is stock valuation method that uses financial data to predict price movement |
A. | company analysis |
B. | fundamental analysis |
C. | technical analysis |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. fundamental analysis |
82. |
Funtamntal analysis is ……………. |
A. | time consuming |
B. | time saving |
C. | expensive |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. time consuming |
83. |
The underwriting commission in the case of debentures cannot exceed |
A. | 1 percentage |
B. | 3.5 percentage |
C. | 5 percentage |
D. | 2.5 percentage |
Answer» D. 2.5 percentage |
84. |
The cheapest method of selling new securities is |
A. | sale through clearing houses |
B. | direct sales to public through prospects |
C. | right issue |
D. | stock exchange placing |
Answer» D. stock exchange placing |
85. |
The first exchange was to set up in India was in |
A. | delhi |
B. | chennai |
C. | mumbai |
D. | kolkata |
Answer» C. mumbai |
86. |
A ---------is not a speculator in the stock exchange |
A. | bull |
B. | bear |
C. | stag |
D. | broker |
Answer» D. broker |
87. |
A - ---- expects a fall in the prices of securities in the near future |
A. | bull |
B. | bear |
C. | stag |
D. | broker |
Answer» B. bear |
88. |
The most important function of the new issues market is to provide |
A. | direction to the flow of capital |
B. | liquidity to the securities |
C. | facilities for conversion of savings into investments |
D. | an opportunity for new entrepreneurs to succeed |
Answer» C. facilities for conversion of savings into investments |
89. |
The first exchange was set up in the in the year |
A. | 1847 |
B. | 1875 |
C. | 1905 |
D. | 1923 |
Answer» B. 1875 |
90. |
Which of the following represents components of the organized sector of the capital market? |
A. | stock exchange |
B. | commercial banks |
C. | investors |
D. | all the above |
Answer» D. all the above |
91. |
The new issue market pertains to |
A. | second hand securities |
B. | new securities |
C. | new as well as second hand securities |
D. | only trail launches into the market |
Answer» B. new securities |
92. |
Trading securities beyond the official trading hours of the stock exchange is called |
A. | hammering |
B. | margin trading |
C. | short trading |
D. | kerb trading |
Answer» D. kerb trading |
93. |
The gilt-edged market refers to the market for |
A. | govt and semi govt securities |
B. | industrial securities |
C. | shares and debentures |
D. | public limited company securities |
Answer» A. govt and semi govt securities |
94. |
First mutual fund of India is |
A. | reserve bank of india |
B. | state bank of india |
C. | unit trust of india |
D. | government of india |
Answer» C. unit trust of india |
95. |
Mutual fund schemes can be operated by |
A. | assets management company |
B. | public sector banks |
C. | financial institutions |
D. | any of these |
Answer» A. assets management company |
96. |
Regulation authority of stock exchange is |
A. | indian companies act |
B. | stock exchange act |
C. | securities contact(regulation) act |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» C. securities contact(regulation) act |
97. |
When a bear find it difficult to meet his commitments immediately, he is called a |
A. | stag |
B. | lame duck |
C. | lame bear |
D. | lame bull |
Answer» B. lame duck |
98. |
The securities contract (regulation )act came into force with effect from |
A. | 1949 |
B. | 1954 |
C. | 1956 |
D. | 1957 |
Answer» D. 1957 |
99. |
Following is the largest mutual fund business in India |
A. | unit trust of india |
B. | state bank of india |
C. | canara bank |
D. | tata |
Answer» A. unit trust of india |
100. |
What denotes the acquisition of a right to purchase securities? |
A. | put option |
B. | call option |
C. | double option |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. call option |
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