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40. Three buy orders arrive at the exchange with the same price. Order 1 arrives at 11:01:00, buy 400 shares Order 2 arrives at 11:00:00, buy 1,000 shares - display 400 Order 3 arrives at 11:00:30, buy 1,000 shares - display 600 The first order to execute any shares would be: O A Order 1 OB Order 2 OC Order 3 41. When traders buy and sell from dealers, the market structure is referred to as a Abrokered market. B. order-driven market OC quote driven market 42. Which is correct? O A Stop-sell orders become valid when prices are rising OB. Stop-sell orders become valid when prices are talling OC Stop-buy orders become valid when prices are falling 43. The least aggressive sell order would be placed: A as a market order OB to take the market. OC behind the market. 44. Given a bid-offer quote of $11.55 - $11.65, a limit buy order at $11.60 is a O A marketable limit order O B. behind the market limit order. OC making a new market limit order. 45. In which case are we least likely to use a market order? O A The security being bought sold is thinly traded. O B. Guaranteed execution matters more than guaranteed price OC. The order size is smaller than the quantity available at either the best bid or offer. 46. Dealer A quotes $10.71 - $10.74 Dealer B quotes $10.65 - $10.73 Dealer Cquotes $10.68 - $10.75 A market buy order would execute first at what price? O A $10.71 o 8 $10.73 OC $10.74 47. An investor bought a stock at $90 posting a 40% margin. The maintenance margin in 25%. What price would trigger a margin call? O A $54 OB $63 OC$72 48. An investor bought a stock at $50 posting a 50% margin. The maintenance margin in 30%. What price would trigger a margin call? A $35.71 OB. $41.66 O C. $42.50 49. A buyer buys stock on margin. The trade details are as follows: Purchase Price $30.00 $40.00 Sale Price Number of Shares 500 Leverage Ratio 3 Call Money Rate (Annualized) 4.00% Dividend/Share/Quarter $0.20 Commission (per Share) $0.01 Calculate the annualized rate of return assuming a 6-month holding period in which dividends were paid twice. A 50% OB. 100% OC 199%