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* ST2IFM-2526PSA01 - Introduction aux marchés financiers (INGE-2-SEM-A, INGE-2)

* ST2IFM-2526PSA01 - Introduction aux marchés financiers (INGE-2-SEM-A, INGE-2)

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Which of the following are common types of orders in an electronic order

book in a highly liquid market?

Stop-loss orders.

Limit orders .

Market orders.

What is the bid-ask spread in an order book?

Is the difference between the best bid and best ask.

90%

Eliminates supply-demand imbalances.

It's a brokerage fee which compensates market makers for providing liquidity.

10%

Rating agencies assigning credit ratings.

Represents a trading fee charged by the exchange.

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What is an orderbook?

An orderbook is a summary of orders which where cancelled by the brokerage firm.

It's a summary of bid and ask market orders on the stock exchange.

10%

It's a summary of bid and ask limit orders on the stock exchange, which were not immediately executed, and thus remain on the book.

90%

A brokerage firm will collect all incoming orders from clients in a book, before the orders are transmitted to the exchange.

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Eric

wants to invest in stocks that can give him a greater return on his

investment. He is looking at the beta values (risk parameters for systematic risk) of several stocks. Which of

the following should he pick? Does a higher Beta mean more or less risk?

1.0

0.2

1.8

100%

0.8

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Katie bought her house in 1974 for $85,000. In 2016, it was worth $750,000. What's the rate of return on Katie's investment, if she realizes to seel the house now?

89%

19%

782%

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An amount

invested is $2000 and dollar return is $200 then rate of return would be the folollowing. Please calculate the correct rate.

230

An amount

invested is $4000 and dollar return is $300. Please calculate the rate of return for this investment and pick the choice below. (Only one answer is right).

3700

4300

0.0075

0.075

100%

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Which of the following assets are commodities?

Fish.

Natural Gas

Oil

Electricity.

Gold

Oranges

Cacao beans.

Silver

Diamonds

A commodity future is ...

The obligation for delivery of a commodity at the end of maturity

The promise to pay a price difference between a commodity and it's financial value at the end of maturity.

The option to take over a commodity at the end of the expiration period.

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How can you define a financial instrument following academic literature?

A financial instrument only refers to the exchange of intangible assets between two investors.

A financial instrument is a contract defining the delivery of a tangible asset from one party, without any payment from the other party.

A financial instrument is a contract which defines the delivery of a financial asset (tangible or intangible) from one entity, in exchange for a financial liability or equity instrument from another.

100%

A financial instrument is a product which always guarantees a fixed

return on investment for a tangible asset.

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