Top 150+ Solved Security Analysis and Portfolio Management MCQ Questions Answer
Q. ------is the amount left over after individual consumption.
a. Investment
b. Savings
c. Surplus
d. Money.
Q. --- include “expensive stocks” that offer big rewards but have big risk.
a. The patient portfolio
b. Conservative portfolio
c. Aggressive portfolio
d. Efficient portfolio
Q. An investor committed money for very short period expect….
a. Return from price fluctuation
b. Dividend
c. Benefit from both price variation and dividend
d. None of these
Q. Investment in precious metals are included in ……… asset class.
a. Liquid assets
b. Financial assets
c. Real assets
d. Monetary assets
Q. The investment process begins with ------
a. Investment policy
b. Security analysis
c. Portfolio construction
d. Fundamental analysis
Q. Total risk includes---------
a. Systematic risk only
b. Unsystematic risk only
c. Both a and b above
d. Only diversifiable risks
Q. Systematic risk includes------
a. Market risk
b. Interest rate risk
c. Purchasing power risk
d. All the above
Q. Which among the following statements are true about unsystematic risk?
a. It is diversifiable
b. It is company specific
c. Both a and b
d. a only
Q. Which among the following is true about systematic risk?
a. It is not diversifiable
b. a only
c. Its measure is Beta
d. Both a and c
Q. According to Graham, a stock should have a current ratio of at least---
a. One
b. Two
c. Three
d. Four
Q. --------is the process of combining together various investment assets to obtain optimumreturns with minimum risk.
a. Portfolio construction
b. Portfolio analysis
c. Portfolio evaluation
d. Portfolio revision
Q. Modern portfolio theory is a contribution by………
a. William sharp
b. Benchamin Graham
c. Stephen Rose
d. Harry Markowitz
Q. MACD stands for -----
a. Managing asset classes for dividend
b. Multiple asset class deposit
c. Moving average convergence divergence
d. Main asset class deposit
Q. The concept ’never putting all your eggs in one basket’ is explained in ---
a. Markowitz Model
b. Sharp single index Model
c. Multi Index Model
d. APT