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Index Definition and Calculations of Value and Returns
An index had returns of +5.6% in the first year, +7.8% in the second, and -4.3% in the third. What is the aggregate return of the index for these 3 years?
Index Construction and Management
An equal-weighted index represents 3 stocks as shown. What is the index value today?
Index Construction and Management
An equal-weighted index represents 3 stocks as shown. Which of the following is NOT likely a limitation of this kind of index?
Index Construction and Management
An market capitalisation-weighted index represents 3 stocks as shown. Given that the number of outstanding shares is 33000 for Stock A, 8000 for Stock B, and 120000 for Stock C, and that the numbers remained the same during this period, what is the index value today?
Uses of Market Indexes
Which of the following is not a common use for market indexes?
Types of Equity Indexes
The following description comes from the fact sheet of an equity index:
“This index represents stocks with at least $50 billion market capitalisation, with dividend yields greater than 3%.”
What style category does this index most likely belong to?
Types of Fixed Income Indexes
An analyst is investigating the reasons why a bond fund that tracks a bond index underperforms the index by a significant margin. Which of the following is the least likely reason for this underperformance?
Alternative Investments Indexes
Which of the following is NOT a reason why the returns on a commodities index differ from the returns on spot prices?
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