최신CMT Association CMT Level II - CMT-Level-II무료샘플문제

A. Rules promulgated by the MTA Board of Governors

B. MTA Constitution

C. MTA By-laws

D. All of the above

A. A complete bull market cycle is made up of eight waves, three waves up followed by five waves down

B. The two types of simple corrections are zigzags and flats

C. Corrections always take place in five wave patterns

D. A trend divides into three waves in the direction of the next longer trend

A. A relative gain of 20% can be made back with a relative loss of 20%, but an absolute 20% loss requires a 25% gain to break even

B. A relative loss of 20% can be made back with a relative gain of 20%, but an absolute 10% loss requires a 25% gain to break even

C. A relative loss of 20% can be made back with a relative gain of 20%, but an absolute 20% loss don't require a 25% gain to break even

D. A relative loss of 20% can be made back with a relative gain of 20%, but an absolute 20% loss requires a 25% gain to break even

A. In an uptrend, volume should increase on down days

B. Volume precedes price

C. Price precedes volume

D. In a downtrend, volume should increase on up days

A. Confirmation from the MACD fast line and signal line

B. The MACD histogram has to record atleast a 200 bar low/high on the first trough/peak

C. Price action extended above/below the 26 week moving average

D. Breaking of the centerline

A. Find a market with a long consolidating base and high volatility

B. Sell whenever a major support level is tested but not breached

C. Liquidate positions at prior major resistance points, top formations or the break of a major support line

D. Sell when there is a major price retrenchment in a bull market

A. Emotional considerations cloud judgment

B. Conflict between technical and fundamental models

C. Failing to consider trading costs

D. Lack of complete information

A. The opening price of the second candle equals the opening price of the first candle

B. It is a reversal pattern

C. The top of the upper shadow of one candle is at the same price as the bottom of the lower shadow of the other candle

D. The two candles have the same color

A. Chart pattern interpretation is based solely on the current pattern and ignores the prior trend

B. Chart patterns should be interpreted separately from trendline analysis

C. Topping patterns usually have smaller price ranges and take longer to build

D. Longer-term patterns are more valid than shorter patterns

A. Long time periods between market peaks and troughs reduce the potential for a market reversal

B. Saucer bottoms are more valid when they form over a short time period

C. Longer time periods increase the signaling importance of saucers but not of peaks

D. Longer formation time periods increase the signaling importance of both saucers and peaks

A. Long-term charts allow for a better assessment of the price trend

B. Long-term charts are more useful for making trading decisions

C. Daily price charts allow for a better assessment of the price trend

D. Daily price charts allow for a thorough trend analysis