A. Downtrends follow uptrends
B. Price follows volume
C. Prices alternate in Fibonacci sequences
D. Complex patterns follow simple patterns
A. Bar/candle
B. Equivolume
C. Point-and-Figure
D. Leaf and stem
A. It is a 45 degree line plotting possible risk versus return
B. It is unrelated to the risk free rate
C. It centers on the premise that systemic risks in the financial markets can be diversified away.
D. It is a plot of the highest possible returns obtainable over a series of risk levels
A. It occurs when the real bodies of two consecutive candles do not overlap
B. It occurs when the shadows of two consecutive candles do not overlap
C. It is a reversal pattern
D. One should buy on dips after a falling window
A. Options, leveraging and currencies
B. Options, leveraging and pyramiding
C. Options, indexes and pyramiding
D. Options, indexes and currencies
A. The two candles have the same color
B. It is a reversal pattern
C. The top of the upper shadow of one candle is at the same price as the bottom of the lower shadow of the other candle
D. The opening price of the second candle equals the opening price of the first candle
A. Wave four should not overlap wave one
B. The theory works best in commodity markets traded primarily by professional traders such agricultural futures
C. The theory was originally applied to individual stocks and does not work as well for indices
D. The theory is composed of time, ratios and wave forms, in that order of importance
A. C
B. A
C. None of the above
D. B
A. review the company's policies and procedures for reporting ethical violations.
B. contact industry regulators
C. provide her supervisor with a copy of the Code and Standards.
D. take legal counsel
