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it is quick, only 15 questions on 1 page
http://apps.finra.org/quiz/1/investorquiz.aspx
what did you get?
http://apps.finra.org/quiz/1/investorquiz.aspx
what did you get?
14 out of 15. I got #11 wrong. I have a slight issue with #7 as I think its poorly worded and way to vague but I get the intent behind the question
I have a slight issue with #7 as I think its poorly worded and way to vague but I get the intent behind the question
14 out of 15. I got #11 wrong. I have a slight issue with #7 as I think its poorly worded and way to vague but I get the intent behind the question
What is vague about it? You used $500 to invest $1k, lose 50% of $1,000, thus lose all of your original $500 investment.
7. In general, investments that are riskier tend to provide higher returns over time than investments with less risk.
14 out of 15. I got #11 wrong. I have a slight issue with #7 as I think its poorly worded and way to vague but I get the intent behind the question
Nothing about investing $500 in question #7. I think you need reading glasses
I'd like to just give my money to somebody and get at least inflation returns on it, guaranteed. With no fuss. Is that too much to ask? Edit: And have the same guy take care of the tax consequences of investing for no extra charge?
You scored 93.3% on this test.
You answered 14 of 15 questions correctly.
Missed the "bond" question in bankruptcy (#9). I know stock goes down but I would have thought that the bonds would have been mostly worthless. I guess bondholders get priority?