Exam Details
| Subject | Technical Analysis | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBAFM) | |
| Department | Centre for Corporate Education, Training & Consultancy (CCETC) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | December, 2015 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
1. Why is technical analysis considered as one of the most important tools for investment and portfolio management? How is it different from fundamental analysis?
2. Describe briefly the important technical formations on bar and line charts and the indications provided by them. Explain using suitable diagrams.
3. Explain the following technical indicators:
New Highs and Lows
Volume
Short Interest Ratio
Mutual Fund Liquidity
4. Classify each of the following activities, as either Technical Analysis or Fundamental Analysis:
Examining the "quality" of earnings
Computing a percentage balance sheet
Identifying an up trend line on a bar chart
Examining the debt/equity ratio of a firm
Calculating the put/call ratio Justify your answer for each selection.
5. Define the concept of Japanese Candlesticks in technical analysis. Occasionally a gap will appear between the closing of one candle and the opening of another, what does an occurring gap tells about the two periods defined by the candlesticks
6. "Gann angles are a popular analysis and trading tool that are used to measure key elements, such as pattern, price and time." Elucidate this statement and explain two important Gann techniques.
7. Discuss the significance of Bollinger Bands in technical analysis. How is it used in Forex and Stock Trading?
8. Write short notes on any four of the following:
Point and Figure Charting
Elliott Wave Theory
Ultimate Oscillator Trading Strategy
Corrective Wave under Elliott Wave theory
Sentiment Indicator
'Primary Trend' and 'Intermediate Trend'
2. Describe briefly the important technical formations on bar and line charts and the indications provided by them. Explain using suitable diagrams.
3. Explain the following technical indicators:
New Highs and Lows
Volume
Short Interest Ratio
Mutual Fund Liquidity
4. Classify each of the following activities, as either Technical Analysis or Fundamental Analysis:
Examining the "quality" of earnings
Computing a percentage balance sheet
Identifying an up trend line on a bar chart
Examining the debt/equity ratio of a firm
Calculating the put/call ratio Justify your answer for each selection.
5. Define the concept of Japanese Candlesticks in technical analysis. Occasionally a gap will appear between the closing of one candle and the opening of another, what does an occurring gap tells about the two periods defined by the candlesticks
6. "Gann angles are a popular analysis and trading tool that are used to measure key elements, such as pattern, price and time." Elucidate this statement and explain two important Gann techniques.
7. Discuss the significance of Bollinger Bands in technical analysis. How is it used in Forex and Stock Trading?
8. Write short notes on any four of the following:
Point and Figure Charting
Elliott Wave Theory
Ultimate Oscillator Trading Strategy
Corrective Wave under Elliott Wave theory
Sentiment Indicator
'Primary Trend' and 'Intermediate Trend'
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- Capital Markets
- Corporate Finance
- Dept Management
- Derivatives
- Economics For The Financial Markets
- Forex Markets
- Market Instruments And Processes - Existing, New And Emerging
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