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Suitability Quiz Practice Questions #
Suitability Quiz #
- Your position size should be based on…Your position size should be based on...
- Your decided risk comfort level
- How much profit you want to make
- The volatility of the currency pair you are trading
- How lucky you feel
- What is the definition of a Spread?What is the definition of a Spread?
- The difference between the buy and sell price
- The difference between the margin and the free margin
- The difference between an uptick and a downtick
- The difference between a pip and a point
- What is the base currency in the pair GBP/AUD?What is the base currency in the pair GBP/AUD?
- GBP
- AUD
- USD
- None of the above
- What is technical analysis?What is technical analysis?
- An evaluation of investments to identify trading opportunities by analysing statistical trends gathered from trading activity, such as price movement and volume
- The examination of measure a security's intrinsic value by examining related economic and financial factors, which can be both qualitative and quantitive in nature
- A market interpretation based on differences in countries interest rates
- How you fundamentally feel about the market
Technical analysis is a method of evaluating and forecasting future price movements of financial assets, such as stocks, currencies, or commodities, based on historical price and volume data - What is fundamental analysis?What is fundamental analysis?
- The examination of measure a security's intrinsic value by examining related economic and financial factors, which can be both qualitative and quantitive in nature
- A market interpretation based on differences in countries interest rates
- How you fundamentally feel about the market
- An evaluation of investments to identify trading opportunities by analysing statistical trends gathered from trading activity, such as price movement and volume
Fundamental analysis is a method used to evaluate and analyze the intrinsic value of an asset, such as stocks, bonds, or currencies, based on economic, financial, and qualitative factors. - What is a variable spread?What is a variable spread?
- A spread that changes through the trading day
- A spread that remains the same through the trading day
- A spread that remains the same for 3 trading days in a week and then changes
- A spread that is permanently 1
- What is a support level?What is a support level?
- A low-price for a security or commodity below which prices do not ordinarily fall
- An upper price level for a security or commodity that is repeatedly reached but not exceeded due to resistance from the market
- The amount needed to support your trading
- The amount needed to open a trade
- What is a resistance level?What is a resistance level?
- An upper price level for a security or commodity that is repeatedly reached but not exceeded due to resistance from the market
- A low-price for a security or commodity below which prices do not ordinarily fall
- The amount needed to support your trading
- The amount needed to open a trade
A resistance level in technical analysis refers to a specific price level or range at which an asset has historically experienced selling pressure and prevented further upward price movement - What information does a Japanese candle stick provide you?What information does a Japanese candle stick provide you?
- The open, close, high, and low prices of a currency pair
- The projected high and low values for the currency pair during the time period selected
- Time in Japan
- What does bid price mean?What does bid price mean?
- Price that buyers are willing to pay for an instrument
- Buy price from 1 year ago
- Average buy price
- Measure of stock dividend
- What does ask price mean?What does ask price mean?
- Price which seller are willing to take for instrument
- Expected swap short
- Interest rate differential
- Australian government bond yield
The ask price refers to the price at which sellers are willing to sell a particular asset in the market. - What causes currency prices to change?What causes currency prices to change?
- Economic Factors
- Political Factors
- Central Bank intervention
- All of the above
Currency prices can change due to a variety of factors, including economic factors, political factors, and central bank intervention. - What asset class would define WTI Crude?What asset class would define WTI Crude?
- A commodity
- Forex Pair
- Stock Index
- Stock
- What asset class would define USDJPY?What asset class would define USDJPY?
- Forex Pair
- Stock
- CFD Index
- An Energy
USDJPY is a currency pair consisting of the United States Dollar (USD) and the Japanese Yen (JPY), making it a part of the foreign exchange (forex) asset class. - What are swaps?What are swaps?
- Interest rate adjusted on open positions to a liquidity provider to hold a position overnight
- The trades that are opened and closed on the FX market every day
- Random amounts charged to clients by brokers
- None of the above
In forex trading, swaps, also known as rollovers or overnight interest, refer to the interest payments or credits that occur when a forex position is held overnight. Forex swaps are essentially the difference in interest rates between the two currencies involved in a currency pair. - To find the correct position size for an EURAUD trade being made by an account denominated in USD, you will need the conversion rate for which pair?To find the correct position size for an EURAUD trade being made by an account denominated in USD, you will need the conversion rate for which pair?
- AUD/USD
- EUR/JPY
- EUR/USD
- No pair necessary
- Assuming you have 50k in your account and you wish to risk 2%. You want to trade USDCHF with a 50-pip stop loss. If USDCHF is currently priced at 0.9000 how many units should you trade?Assuming you have 50k in your account and you wish to risk 2%. You want to trade USDCHF with a 50-pip stop loss. If USDCHF is currently priced at 0.9000 how many units should you trade?
- 180K units
- 90K units
- 18K units
To adhere to a 2% risk limit with a 50-pip stop loss, and assuming a USDCHF exchange rate of 0.9000, you should trade approximately 1.8 standard lots (or 180K units). If you have a 50,000 USD account and you want to risk 2% of it, that amounts to 1,000 USD. With a 50-pip stop loss and assuming a USDCHF exchange rate of 0.9000, you can calculate the position size. By dividing the risk amount by the product of the stop loss in pips and the pip value (obtained by converting the CHF pip value to USD), the position size is approximately 1.8 standard lots of USDCHF.
