Questions from General Investment

Q: You have collected the following NH-NL indicator data:

You have collected the following NH-NL indicator data: If you are a technician following a momentum-based strategy, are you buying or selling today?

Q: You are presented with the following data (dollars in trillions):

You are presented with the following data (dollars in trillions): Calculate the MFCR for each month. At the end of May, are you bullish or bearish?

Q: You find the closing prices for a stock you own. You

You find the closing prices for a stock you own. You want to use a 10-day moving average to monitor the stock. Calculate the 10-day moving average for days 11 through 20. Based on the data in the foll...

Q: Data on a stock’s closing price and its price change for the

Data on a stock’s closing price and its price change for the last 14 trading days appears in the table. a. Over this 14-day period, what is the average gain on up days? (Note: To cal...

Q: Technical analysis looks at the demand and supply for securities based on

Technical analysis looks at the demand and supply for securities based on trading volumes and price studies. Charting is a common method used to identify and project price trends in a security. A well...

Q: Which of the following facts, if true, would violate the

Which of the following facts, if true, would violate the weak form of the efficient markets hypothesis? a. Stocks earn higher returns than bonds over time. b. You can earn better-than-average returns...

Q: Compute the Arms index for the S&P 500 over the

Compute the Arms index for the S&P 500 over the following three days: Which of the three days would be considered the most bullish? Explain why.

Q: Listed in the table are data that pertain to the corporate bond

Listed in the table are data that pertain to the corporate bond market. (Note: Each “period” covers a span of six months.) a. Compute the confidence index for each...

Q: Compute the level of on-balance volume (OBV) for

Compute the level of on-balance volume (OBV) for the following three-day period for a stock if the beginning level of OBV is 50,000 and the stock closed yesterday at $42. Does the movement in OBV appe...

Q: Following are figures representing the number of stocks making new highs and

Following are figures representing the number of stocks making new highs and new lows for each month over a six-month period: Would a technical analyst consider the trend to be bullish or bearish over...