Technical Analysis Quiz – Basics of Technical Analysis for Beginners Module

1: Technical Analysis means analysis of product specifications.

2: Technical Analysis means study and implementation of historical market data.

3: Technical Analysis means study and implementation of real estate.

4: Technical Analysis is a type of insurance policy for companies.

Technical Analysis means study and implementation of historical market data.

1: Open High Low and Close.

2: Opting Higher to Lower Calculation.

3: Optimizing Higher and Lower values in Chart.

4: Organizing High Low Closures.

Open High Low and Close.

1: Data of open high low and close denoted by line on chart.

2: Line Chart means any data between 0 to 100 plotted on chart.

3: Various data points connected by a line on the chart.

4: A rectangle point on chart is referred as line on chart.

Various data points connected by a line on the chart.

1: Thru plotting of close prices on chart.

2: Thru plotting of open, high, low, close prices on chart.

3: Thru plotting of open prices on chart.

4: Thru plotting of open, high, close prices on chart.

Thru plotting of open, high, low, close prices on chart.

1: Closing price is always higher than the opening price.

2: Closing price of stock is always lower than the opening price.

3: Higher price of stock is always higher than the opening price.

4: Higher price of stock is always higher than the closing price.

Closing price is always higher than the opening price.

1: Higher value is closing price and lower value is opening price in chart.

2: Higher value is max price and lower value is min price in chart.

3: Higher value is opening price and lower value is closing price in chart.

4: Higher value is day price and lower value is average month price in chart.

Higher value is opening price and lower value is closing price in chart.

1: First candle is a bullish candle and second candle is a bearish candle.

2: First candle is a bearish candle and second candle is a bullish candle.

3: First candle and second candle are approximate of same size candles.

4: First candle and second candle have wide difference on the chart.

First candle is a bearish candle and second candle is a bullish candle.

1: Bearish Reversal Candlestick Pattern.

2: Bullish Reversal Candlestick Pattern.

3: Engulf Reversal Candlestick Pattern.

4: Single Reversal Candlestick Pattern.

Bearish Reversal Candlestick Pattern.

1: Glass price of a stock is known as support level in a chart.

2: Higher price of a stock is known as support level in a chart.

3: Floor price of a stock is known as support level in a chart.

4: Closing price of a stock is known as support level in a chart.

Floor price of a stock is known as support level in a chart.

1: Exponential Moving Average (EMA).

2: Simple Moving Average (SMA).

3: Volume Adjusted Moving average (VAMA).

4: Volume Close Moving average (VCMA).

Exponential Moving Average (EMA), Simple Moving Average (SMA) and Volume Adjusted Moving average (VAMA).

1: 0 to 100.

2: 0 to 70.

3: 0 to 200.

4: 0 to 50.

0 to 100.

1: 0 to 200.

2: 0 to 100.

3: 0 to 70.

4: 0 to 50.

0 to 100.

1: -100 to 0.

2: -100 to 100.

3: 0 to 100.

4: 0 to 70.

-100 to 0.

1: -100 to 100.

2: -100 to 0.

3: 0 to 100.

4: 0 to 70.

0 to 100.

1: Parabolic SAR indicator.

2: Bollinger Bands Indicator.

3: Relative Strength Index Indicator.

4: Fibonacci Indicator.

5: All of the Above.

All of the Above.