The following are all true/false. Please select True or False for each question.

1. Leveraged ETFs and funds are a good idea because they are more liquid than unleveraged fees.

2. A hedge fund is generally leveraged, either using borrowed capital and/or derivatives.

3. Because hedge funds use leverage, they can result in higher returns and less risk.

4. Hedge funds are not statistically correlated with he market in general.

5. Hedge funds are generally smaller than your average run of the mill mutual or index fund. They are niche strategies.

6. Quantitative hedge funds are generally more liquid than discretionary or stock picking hedge funds.

7. Traditional long short hedge funds, or stock picking hedge funds by humans, are more diversified than quant funds.

8. Even though most account minimums are high to reduce administration costs, there is no regulation that hedge funds cannot accept money from all investors.

9. Technical analysis or charting violates the strong form of the EMH (efficient markets hypothesis).

10. A 50 day moving day average crossing downward through a 100 day moving average is bullish (predicts the market will go up).

11. Charting is based more on fundamental company analysis than market supply and demand.