Câu hỏi trắc nghiệm về giao dịch chứng khoán

What is a market order in stock trading?

• An order to buy/sell only at a specific price

• An order that becomes active only after hitting a stop price

• An order to buy/sell immediately at the current market price

• An order that never expires

Which type of order helps limit price risk by setting a target price?

• Market order

• Limit order

• Stop order

• Future order

What is the role of the floor broker?

• Confirm transactions with the investor

• Collect fees from investors

• Execute buy/sell orders on the trading floor

• Approve market orders

Which of the following statements about the bid and ask price is true?

• Ask price is always lower than bid price

• Bid price is the price at which traders are willing to sell

• Ask price is the price at which traders are willing to buy

• Bid price is what traders are willing to pay; ask price is what they want to sell at

What happens when a stop order hits the stop price?

• It gets canceled

• It becomes a market order

• It turns into a limit order

• It pauses until further confirmation

What is one advantage of online trading over traditional brokerage?

• Higher commission fees

• More complex registration process

• Greater convenience and lower costs

• Slower execution times

In which market condition should investors ideally 'buy low'?

• Bull market

• Bear market

• Stable market

• Volatile market

What does a balanced portfolio help investors do?

• Avoid capital gains

• Predict the market

• Handle difficult times without panic selling

• Guarantee high returns

Which factor typically causes stock prices to rise?

• High interest rates

• Weak management

• Oversupply

• Strong investor demand

What is a stock index used for?

• Calculating broker commissions

• Measuring portfolio performance

• Setting stock prices

• Reducing capital gains tax