WARMER QUESTIONS PART 6 SIMULADOR

What is a stock market simulator?

• a) A device to buy real stocks.
• b) A board game related to finances.
• c) A platform that simulates stock market investment with fake money.
• d) A tool for market analysis.

What is the main purpose of using a stock market simulator?

• a) To earn real money.
• b) To learn to invest without financial risk.
• c) To buy stocks at low prices.
• d) To follow fashion trends in investments.

What kind of money is used in a stock market simulator?

• a) Real money.
• b) Virtual or fake money.
• c) Money from other investors.
• d) Foreign currency.

What does "long-term investment" mean in the context of the stock market?

• a) Buying and selling stocks quickly.
• b) Investing only in new companies.
• c) Buying stocks only on weekends.
• d) Holding stocks for an extended period.

What is portfolio diversification?

• a) Buying stocks from a single company.
• b) Having a variety of investment assets to reduce risks.
• c) Investing in a single industry.
• d) Completely ignoring the investment portfolio.

What is the risk of investing in a single stock instead of diversifying?

• a) There is no risk.
• b) Minimal risk.
• c) High risk.
• d) Moderate risk.

What type of analysis is used to select stocks in a stock market simulator?

• a) Technical analysis.
• b) Musical analysis.
• c) Culinary analysis.
• d) Political analysis.

What is a common investment strategy in a stock market simulator?

• a) Buying stocks randomly.
• b) Buying stocks only from well-known companies.
• c) Buying stocks based on research and analysis.
• d) Not buying stocks at all.

What is a "stop-loss" in the context of stock market investment?

• a) A type of purchase order.
• b) A strategy to buy at low prices.
• c) An indicator of how much you will earn from an investment.
• d) A strategy to limit losses by selling if a stock falls to a predetermined level.

What is the purpose of using a "limit" order in the stock market?

• a) To buy stocks at the current market price.
• b) To buy stocks only when their price significantly drops.
• c) To sell stocks at a specific or better price.
• d) To sell stocks without considering the price.