CMT-Level-II Practice Questions

A.  

A price chart is a representation of human behavior

B.  

The goal is to find consistent, reliable and logical patterns

C.  

Chart patterns can be caused by commonly used trading techniques

D.  

The behavioral aspects of prices are irrational

A.  

Simple moving average

B.  

Point and figure

C.  

Swing breakout

D.  

N-day breakou

A.  

New Net Highs & New Net Lows

B.  

Net Ticks

C.  

Arms Index

D.  

Consumer Confidence Index

A.  

A broken support line no longer has a valid technical interpretation

B.  

The break in the support line would be a buy signal

C.  

The support line now becomes a resistance line

D.  

The break in the support line is of no technical importance

A.  

Lack of complete information

B.  

Failing to consider trading costs

C.  

Conflict between technical and fundamental models

D.  

Emotional considerations cloud judgment

A.  

This is to multiply the volume occurring when each box was in operation

B.  

This is to sum up the volume occurring when each box was in operation

C.  

This is to divide up the volume occurring by each box was in operation

D.  

It is, to sum up, the volume that occurs when every box is not in use

A.  

Bonds

B.  

Currencies

C.  

Eurodollars

D.  

Equities

A.  

Williams %R

B.  

Stochastics

C.  

Relative Strength Index

D.  

The Sentix Index

A.  

Summation

B.  

Synchronicity

C.  

Harmonicity

D.  

Alternation

A.  

It depends upon the type of analysis only

B.  

It depends upon the period being explored only

C.  

It depends upon the type of analysis or the period being explored

D.  

It depends upon the type of analysis and the period being explored