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ARYA SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT & IT
2nd Internal Examination 2015Streams MFC 2nd Sem.
Subject-: IAERTIME -:1 hour FULL MARK-20
(Answer any three questions from SET- A & SET-B is compulsory)
SET A
1. A bond pays interest annually and sells for Rs835. it has six years left to maturity and a par value of Rs 1000. What is its coupon rate at YTM of 12 percent?
2. Explain the weak form of efficient market hypothesis. write its empirical tests?.3. Explain the basic principle of Dow Theory?
4. Short notes on -:A. RSI B. MACD SET-BAnswer all the Questions:1. Oscillators2. Japanese Candlestick charts
3. Filter test
4. Random walk theory
5. Zero coupon bond
ARYA SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT & IT
2nd Internal Examination 2015
Streams MFC 2nd Sem.
Subject-: IAER
TIME -:1 hour FULL MARK-20
(Answer any three questions from SET- A & SET-B is compulsory)
SET A
1. A bond pays interest annually and sells for Rs835. it has six years left to maturity and a par value of Rs 1000. What is its coupon rate at YTM of 12 percent?
2. Explain the weak form of efficient market hypothesis. write its empirical tests?.3. Explain the basic principle of Dow Theory?
4. Short notes on -:A. RSI B. MACD SET-B
Answer all the Questions:1. Oscillators
2. Japanese Candlestick charts
3. Filter test
4. Random walk theory
5. Zero coupon bondARYA SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT & IT
2nd Internal Examination 2015
Streams MFC 2nd Sem.
Subject-: IAER
TIME -:1 hour FULL MARK-20
(Answer any three questions from SET- A & SET-B is compulsory)
SET A
1. A bond pays interest annually and sells for Rs835. it has six years left to maturity and a par value of Rs 1000. What is its coupon rate at YTM of 12 percent?
2. Explain the weak form of efficient market hypothesis. write its empirical tests?.3. Explain the basic principle of Dow Theory?
4. Short notes on -:A. RSI B. MACD SET-B
Answer all the Questions:1. Oscillators
2. Japanese Candlestick charts
3. Filter test
4. Random walk theory
5. Zero coupon bond