Extra Q's Flashcards
A customer purchased a 5% bond yielding 6%. A year before the bond matures, new bonds are being issued at 4%, and the customer sells the 5% bond. The customer probably did which two of the following?
I. Bought it at a discount.
II. Bought it at a premium.
III. Sold it at a discount.
IV. Sold it at a premium.
I. Bought it at a discount.
and
IV. Sold it at a premium.
A customer buys 2 ABC Feb 20 puts at 2 when ABC is trading at 19. If the contracts are closed at 4 when ABC is trading at 17 the customer has a gain/loss of:
$400 gain
Customer bought 2 contracts at $200 each. Then the security dropped 2 points making each contract worth $400 each. $800 - $400 = $400 gain
When a registered representative recommends a municipal bond purchase to a customer, which of the following is LEAST likely to be considered for suitability?
A) Customer’s state of residence
B) The intended use of funds raised by the issue
C) Bond’s rating
D) Customer’s tax bracket
B) The intended use of funds raised by the issue
Which of the following positions does the potential loss equal the premium? A) Covered puts B) Uncovered puts C) Covered calls D) Long Calls
D) Long Calls
A customer writes 1 XYZ Jul 70 call at 5 when XYZ is trading at 72. If the stock subsequently rises to 76 and the contract is exercised, the customer has:
A loss of $100
(76-70) = 6 5-6 = -1
Which of the following investments is the most liquid? A) Foreign stock funds B) Money market funds C) Common stock D) Variable annuities
B) Money market funds
Which of the following are funded by general tax receipts? A) Tax anticipation notes (TANs) B) Revenue anticipation notes (RANs) C) Hospital revenue bonds D) Bond anticipation notes (BANs)
A) Tax anticipation notes (TANs)
A municipal bond, issued with a covenant that states, “if revenue collections are not sufficient to meet debt service requirements, the issue will be backed by the full faith and credit of the municipality,” is known as a:
double-barreled bond
In a proceeds transaction for a customer where the proceeds from the liquidation of one stock are used to purchase another stock, the 5% markup policy is computed on the basis of:
a combination of both the buy side and the sell side.
All of the following are call buyers’ objectives EXCEPT:
A) speculating for profit on the rise in price of stock.
B) hedging a long stock position against falling prices.
C) delaying a decision to buy stock.
D) diversifying holdings.
B) hedging a long stock position against falling prices.
A bond would be considered speculative below which of the following Standard and Poor's ratings? A) A B) BB C) BBB D) B
B) BBB is the lowest investment-grade rating assigned by S and P. Any rating below is considered speculative.
An associate of a broker dealer engaged in municipal securities representative activities, other than retail sales.
Municipal Finance Professional (MFP)
An order to sell at 38.65 stop limit is entered before the opening. The subsequent trades are 38.85, 38.50, and 38.35. The sell stop limit order:
has not yet been executed.
According to the Investment Company Act of 1940, a diversified mutual fund may hold, at most, what percentage of a corporation’s voting securities?
10%
Which of the following would be the least considered factor in determining if a particular type of options trading is suitable for a customer?
A) Understanding the strategy being employed
B) Ability to meet margin calls
C) Willingness to assume risk
D) Understanding maximum gain or loss potential
B) Ability to meet margin calls