1. Suppose that you develop a trading strategy where you want to invest only in stocks that have a PEG ratio of 1 or less, a Beta of more than 1.5 and have a profit margin of at least 10% and you only want to invest in tech companies. What could you use to help you find firms that meet your criteria?

	A.	A comparative stock matrix
	B.	A ratio seeker
	C.	A short finder
	D.	A stock screener

2. The CEO on an earnings call will have a positive bias.

True

False

3. What does a margin account let an investor do?

	A.	Trade in the futures market
	B.	Buy derivatives
	C.	Borrow money from the broker and invest it
	D.	Trade after the regular market hours are over

4. All companies start their year on Jan.1 for financial reporting.

True

False

5. If a stock receives news that drives the price up, it will generally continue to go up for a week or so after the news. This is referred to as what?

	A.	Horizons
	B.	Liquidity
	C.	Shock waves
	D.	Momentum