CSC1試験無料問題集「CSI Canadian Securities Course Exam 1 認定」

A. Portfolio manager

B. Trader

C. Sales representative

D. Investment banker

A. The introductionof a new tax which causes a one-lima increase of all prices..

B. A Jump in call prices which causes the cost of transported goods to increase.

C. A general and sustained decrease in prices across me economy due to a recession

D. The sustained trend of rising prices on goods and services across the economy.

A. Index exchange-trace fund.

B. Canadian bank preferred shares.

C. Index-linked guaranteed investment certificate.

D. Call option.

A. 36

B. 6

C. 18

D. 3

A. investors buying a single long-term bond should be earning the same amount of interest as they would by buying two short-term bonds of equal combined duration.

B. Investors prefer short-term bonds because they are more liquid and less volatile in price

C. The yield curve represents me supply ofand demand tot bones of various terms, which ace primarily influenced by the bigger payers In each sector

D. Current short-term interest rates foreshadow future long-term rales.

A. Humped

B. Downward slope

C. Upward slops

D. inverted

A. A payment from the Canadian investor Protection Fund.

B. A rescission of the objectionable trades.

C. An Independent arbitration.

D. An investigation by the Ombudsman for Banking Service and investments.

A. Open market

B. Non-competitive lender.

C. Dealer market system

D. Schedule III banks

A. The market values of rights are set when they ate issued and remain constant until expiration

B. The subscription or offering price or rights is often set at the current market price of the shares.

C. Sharestrade ex-rights beginning one business day before therecord date

D. Rights generally have very little time value because they have a short lifespan