WorksheetsInvesting 101 QUIZ - 2024
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
What did Raymond study at University?
BA in Economics and History
LLB/Diploma in Business (Finance)
BSc in Mathematics and Physics
BE(Hons) in Civil Engineering
What is the name of Raymond’s Company?
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Equity Corp.
Industrial Equity, LLC
Low-Risk Investments Inc.
What does Industrial Equity, LLC invest in?
US stocks and bonds
Cryptocurrency
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
NZX Top 50 ETF
What does Raymond say about leaving your job?
The grass is always greener
There is no need to maintain relationships because you will never see your workmates again.
Try to leave on good terms because you may end up working with someone again.
Never leave your job
Which statement best describes ‘value investing’?
Investing in stocks or other instruments priced below their intrinsic value.
Investing in ‘cigar butt’ stocks which offer a quick return
Investing only in technology stocks because they are the most valuable
Investing in companies which sell high-value products
How to calculate a company’s Earnings Per Share (EPS)?
Revenue minus Expenses
Profit before Interest and Tax (EBIT) / Average Total Assets
Net Profit after Tax / Shares Outstanding
Total Liabilities / Total Assets
Charlie Munger died in November 2023, aged 99. Who was he?
Former Chairman of the US Federal Reserve
Author of “Margin of Safety”
Former Professor of Law at the University of Auckland
Business Partner of famous investor Warren Buffet
When the market interest rate declines, what happens to the price of existing bonds?
They stay the same price
The price rises
The price falls
Its impossible to tell – the Prime Minister sets bond prices after each Cabinet meeting.
Who would Raymond choose for his KiwiSaver provider?
The UAIC Investment Committee
KiwiBank
Tower Insurance
SuperLife
What DOESN’T Raymond say about being a successful investor?
Steadily add to your investments over time
Contribute at least $1042.86 to KiwiSaver annually
Always try to ‘time the market'
Read a lot: books on investing and company reports
