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CFA Investment Analysis Mastery Exam

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1.Which of the following best describes the purpose of the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)?
  • 1.To measure market liquidity.
  • 2.To evaluate a portfolio's beta.
  • 3.To assess historical returns.
  • 4.To determine the expected return of an asset based on its risk. ✓
2.What is the primary implication of the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) for investors?
  • 1.Active management will always outperform the market.
  • 2.Past prices can be used to predict future prices.
  • 3.It is impossible to consistently achieve higher returns without additional risk. ✓
  • 4.Dividend policies significantly affect stock prices.
3.Which of the following is a key assumption of the Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT)?
  • 1.Returns can be described by a factor model. ✓
  • 2.Markets are perfectly efficient.
  • 3.All investors have access to the same information.
  • 4.Assets are only exposed to market risk.
4.What does the Dividend Discount Model (DDM) assume about stock value?
  • 1.It solely depends on the company's profit margins.
  • 2.It is independent of the growth rate of dividends.
  • 3.It is related to the risk-free rate.
  • 4.It is the present value of expected future dividends. ✓
5.Which method is most appropriate for valuing a company with significant intangible assets?
  • 1.Book value method.
  • 2.Discounted cash flow method. ✓
  • 3.Dividend discount model.
  • 4.Assets' liquidation value.
6.What is the primary goal of Monte Carlo simulation in investment analysis?
  • 1.To minimize investment costs.
  • 2.To calculate exact future returns.
  • 3.To model the probability of different outcomes. ✓
  • 4.To determine stock performance based on past prices.
7.Which of the following ratios is best used to evaluate a company's liquidity?
  • 1.Return on equity (ROE).
  • 2.Debt to equity ratio.
  • 3.Current ratio. ✓
  • 4.Price to earnings ratio (P/E).
8.In the context of portfolio management, what does the Sharpe ratio measure?
  • 1.The amount of market risk in a portfolio.
  • 2.The portfolio's alpha against a benchmark index.
  • 3.The total value of assets under management.
  • 4.The risk-adjusted return of a portfolio. ✓
9.Which analysis technique is used to determine the sensitivity of a stock's returns to movements in overall market returns?
  • 1.Technical analysis.
  • 2.Beta analysis. ✓
  • 3.Dividend discount model.
  • 4.P/E ratio evaluation.
10.What is the primary challenge in using the Relative Strength Index (RSI) for stock analysis?
  • 1.It provides too many signals.
  • 2.It only works in trending markets.
  • 3.It can produce false signals in volatile markets. ✓
  • 4.It is a lagging indicator.
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