CMT Association CMT Level 1 - CMT-Level-I Exam Practice Test

A. 4 weeks

B. 52 weeks

C. 13 weeks

D. 26 weeks

A. It contains a spinning top

B. The real body must be black

C. The second candle is larger than the first

D. It is a continuation pattern

A. Add the height to the breakout

B. Subtract the distance from the average of the two peaks from the low of the reaction

C. Subtract the distance from the highest peak from the low of the reaction

D. Subtract the distance from the lowest peak from the low of the reaction

A. Four126127

B. Three124125

C. One120121

D. Two122123

A. Price increasing and open interest increasing

B. Price decreasing and open interest increasing

C. Price decreasing and open interest decreasing

D. Price increasing and open interest decreasing

A. Increases as the pattern develops

B. Cannot be measured

C. Decreases as the pattern develops

D. Spikes midway through the pattern

A. Piercing line

B. Spinning top

C. Dark cloud cover

D. Doji

A. Close of the bearish bar89

B. Low of the bar1011

C. Highest point of the bar67

D. Opening of bullish bar1213

A. Beta

B. Variability of returns

C. Amount of loss per trade

D. All of the above

A. Simplified three box point and figure charts1112

B. Bar charts

C. Swing charts910

D. Candlestick charts78

A. Ignores time

B. Gives a clear picture of volume distribution

C. Cannot be used to project price targets

D. Is limited by a four-year time horizon

A. Lags market action

B. Follows the trend

C. Is a smoothing device

D. All of the above

A. Money supply

B. Both money supply and short-term interest rates

C. Long-term interest rates

D. Short-term interest rates

A. TRIN

B. Ayres-Hughes Breadth Indicator

C. SENTIX Index

D. McClellan Oscillator