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Moving Average, Envelope & Bollinger Bands

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of moving average is quick-moving and is good at showing recent price swings?

a)

Simple Moving Average

b)

Weight Moving Average

c)

Exponential Moving Average

2.

If price closes below the LOWER MA envelope, you should...

a)

Wait for Retracement

b)

Sell

c)

Buy

3.

A moving average envelope consists of...

a)

A moving average and 2 envelopes

b)

Two trend lines and a price channel

c)

A moving average and 2 other lines

4.

In calculating moving average envelopes, what do you do after selecting the number of time periods you wish to apply?

a)

Get in on a trade right away!

b)

Decide whether you want to use a simple or exponential moving average.

c)

Set the percentage value you'd like to use for your envelopes.

5.

Exponential Moving Average give ___ weight to the most recent periods.

a)

more

b)

less

c)

equal

6.

You get a clearer signal of whether the pair is trending up or down if you plot…

a)

Two or more moving averages

b)

Only one moving average

c)

No moving averages

7.

If the positioning of short-term moving averages relative to long-term moving average shows the DIRECTION of the trend, what does the spacing between the moving averages show?

a)

The importance of social distancing

b)

The difference in speed of moving averages

c)

The strength of the trend

8.

With the use of SMAs, we can tell whether a pair is trending up, trending down, or just ranging.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Maybe

9.

Which type of moving average displays a smooth chart which eliminates most fakeouts?

a)

20-Days SMA

b)

200-Days SMA

c)

20-Days EMA

d)

200-Days EMA

10.

To make a moving average smoother, you should get the average closing prices over…

a)

Shorter period of time

b)

Longer period of time

11.

One problem with simple moving averages is that they…

a)

Don't look at past price history

b)

Operate with no delay

c)

Are susceptible to spikes

12.

The _____ the number of periods used when selecting which MAs to add to your chart, the more sensitive the moving average ribbon is to slight price changes.

a)

Flatter

b)

Shorter

c)

Longer

13.

The Bollinger bands indicator is an oscillating indicator that is used to measure:

a)

Volatility

b)

Momentum

c)

Volume

d)

Strength

14.

In the chart below, the Bollinger bands indicator is shown. What does the line labelled 1 represent?

a)

Expected price direction

b)

Price

c)

Simple moving average

d)

Relative strength

15.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

When the bands are far apart price is volatile

b)

When the bands are far apart price is not particularly volatile

16.

The Bollinger bands indicator has a default period setting of 20. What is likely to happen to the Bollinger bands if you change the period setting to 40?

a)

The bands will appear to be smoother and less reactive to price changes

b)

The bands will appear to be choppier and more reactive to price changes

17.

In the chart below, which of the three points labelled 1, 2 and 3 would be the most appropriate to enter short when trading with this indicator?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

18.

The longer the period you use for the SMAs, the _____ it is to react to price movement.

a)

simpler

b)

faster

c)

slower

19.

What determines the direction of the envelopes?

a)

The direction of the two lines

b)

The closing price of the recent candlestick.

c)

The direction of the moving average

20.

Plotting different types of moving averages helps you see...

a)

Short-term movement

b)

Long-term movement

c)

Both long-term and short-term movements