How is the value of the S&P 500 calculated?

• By averaging all stock prices equally


• By using a market capitalization-weighted formula


• By taking the total revenue of all included companies

What is the FTSE 100?

• US tech index


• Global fund index


• UK top 100 companies index

Which of the following is NOT a well-known stock market index?

• S&P 500


• BAC


• Dow Jones Industrial Average

What was NASDAQ’s original purpose?

• To be the world's first electronically-run stock market


• To replace the New York Stock Exchange


• To focus exclusively on technology stocks

Which company is NOT listed on the Nasdaq-100?

• JPMorgan Chase


• Apple


• Amazon

What type of companies are included in the S&P 500 index?

• Only technology companies


• The largest publicly traded companies


• Small and mid-sized companies

How can investors invest in stock market indices?

• Through index ETFs and index mutual funds


• By buying shares of every company in the index manually


• By purchasing bonds

Which sector of the economy is mostly indicated in the Nasdaq?

• Technology companies


• Energy companies


• Financial companies

Are financial companies included in the Nasdaq-100 index?

• Yes, but only banks


• Yes, all financial institutions


• No, Nasdaq-100 excludes financial companies

What is the most important stock market index in Europe?

• Euro Stoxx 50


• Nikkei 225


• Nasdaq Composite

What is the name of Japan's leading stock index?

• FTSE 100


• Nikkei 225


• Hang Seng

What did NASDAQ originally stand for?

• National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations


• National Advanced Stock Analysis Quotations


• North American Securities and Derivatives Association Quality

What can cause a significant drop in stock market indices?

• Economic recessions, interest rate hikes, and geopolitical tensions


• A holiday season


• Rising oil prices alone

Which of the following ETFs tracks the S&P 500?

• SPY


• QQQ


• IWM

In Elliott Wave Theory, which wave usually has the shortest amplitude in a contracting triangle pattern?

• Wave A
• Wave B


• Wave E
• Wave D

Which of the following is NOT one of the five types of corrective patterns in Elliott Wave Theory?

• Zigzag
• Triangle


• Leading diagonal
• Flat

What is the primary characteristic of wave 3 in Elliott Wave Theory?

• Typically the longest and strongest wave within impulsive structure
• Often difficult to trade


• Usually the shallowest corrective wave
• Having form of Ending Diagonal pattern

In Elliott Wave Theory, what is the typical subdivision of wave A and C in a zigzag correction?

• 3 waves
• 5 waves


• 7 waves
• 9 waves

In Elliott Wave Theory, what is wave 4 typically labeled as?

• A motive wave
• The final leg in the direction of the dominant trend


• A corrective wave
• The most powerful wave in a trend

Which of the following is NOT a guideline for identifying an impulse wave in Elliott Wave Theory?

• Wave 3 can be the shortest wave of the three impulse waves
• Wave 5 needs to end with momentum divergence


• Wave 2 can't retrace more than the beginning of wave 1
• Wave 4 does not overlap with the price territory of wave 1

What type of corrective pattern is characterized by a 3-3-5 structure?

• Zigzag
• Flat


• Triangle
• Leading diagonal

What is the characteristic of wave 5 in Elliott Wave Theory?

• Usually the first wave in a new bull market
• Typically the longest and strongest wave in a trend


• Shallow correction
• Often accompanied by divergences in momentum indicators

What term describes a corrective pattern where Waves A and C are both impulsive and Wave B is corrective?

• Zigzag
• Flat


• Triangle
• Triple Three

In Elliott Wave Theory, what term describes a corrective pattern consisting of two sets of three waves labeled W-X-Y

• Zigzag
• Flat


• Triangle
• Double Three

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