Technical versus Fundamental Analysis Flashcards
A stock collapsing on better-than-expected earnings:
a) is very unusual and is generally a buying opportunity
b) is caused by high-frequency traders
c) is called market expectation
d) all of the above
c) is called market expectation
Stock indexes rallying after a bad unemployment number is:
a) highly unusual and is generally a selling opportunity
b) caused by high-frequency traders
c) called market expectation
d) all of the above
c) called market expectation
Fundamental traders generally:
a) only look at supply and demand for a stock
b) are predictive in nature
c) are reactive in nature
d) never consider technical factors
b) are predictive in nature
d) never consider technical factors * 1/2 credit
Fundamental traders:
a) examine balance sheets
b) watch EPS levels
c) watch inventory levels
d) all of the above
d) all of the above
Fundamental traders never take into consideration:
a) overbought over sold indicators
b) high-frequency trading volume
c) moving averages
d) none of the above
d) none of the above
Technical traders never take into consideration:
a) P/E ratios of stocks they are looking to buy
b) overbought or oversold conditions
c) price retracement levels
d) media buying or selling advice
d) media buying or selling advice
a) P/E ratios of stocks they are looking to buy * 1/2 credit
Technical traders always:
a) follow the trend
b) look at key levels to trade
c) countertrend trade media advice
d) take profits too early
b) look at key levels to trade
Technical traders usually buy:
a) double bottoms
b) breakouts from congestion
c) blowoff bottoms
d) all of the above
d) all of the above
Technical traders believe that when price discovery occurs:
a) the market is in equilibrium
b) that value has been exchanged
c) high-frequency traders are causing the price discovery
d) both a and b
d) both a and b
Which of the following do technical traders believe?
a) retracement numbers are almost always correct.
b) Liquid markets offer the best chance for profit.
c) High-frequency traders are rigging the markets.
d) Selling large rallies rarely fails.
b) Liquid markets offer the best chance for profit.