1. A monmentum index measures a. investor sentiment b. investor psychology e, the rate of change of prices d. absolute volume level 2. A simple moving average a, is a cumulative breadth measure b. is constructed from various randomly selected interviews of retail investors c. seldom changes in value d. is constructed by totaling a set of data and dividing that total by the number of observations 3. The objective of the Dow Theory is to determine a. changes in market psychology b. the likelihood of volume reversals c. the primary direction of the stock market d. timing of market bottoms 4. A begins with a simple moving average of a predetermined number of bars and then, using those results, takes a moving average of a length of half the original number of bars. a. wilder moving average b. geometric moving average c. triangular moving average d. weighted moving average 5. A point-and-figure chart a. ignores time b. gives a clear picture of volume distribution c. is limited by a four-year time horizon d. cannot be used to project price targets 6. To measure an overbought or oversold nmarket level, a technical analyst would normally a. look for moving average crossovers b. look for a series of exhaustion gaps C. use one or more price oscillators d. look for price and volume divergences 7. A candlestick with equal opening and closing prices a. Neutral Cloud b. Spinning Top c. Morning Star d. Doji 8. The advance-decline line is used to indicate a. if the majority of stocks in the market are acting in concert with the major averages b. if volume trends are confirming price trends c. if the intermediate market cycle is nearing completion d, if a bull market is occurring