Name: -------------------------------------------------------Age: --------------Gender: ------------City: --------------
Qualification: ---------------------------------------Experience In financial Market: ---------(more than 5 years)
1. If market is going down and you have a long position in some of the stocks, what would you do?
a. Exist the position
b. average out the position
c. Wait and watch
d. Decision on Broker advice
2. When making financial decisions, you are comfortable with-
a) As much information as possible
b) A few significant facts
c) I’d rather have someone else make the decisions
d) Rely on analyst or broker advice
3. If in every month of the last six months Nifty fifty Index value increased, you would expect the value of the Index to decrease in the next month.
a) Yes
b) No
c) Can’t say
d) Never predict
4. If you have lost 50% value of your investment, it was –
a) Luck b) Mistake
5. If you were on a game show, you could answer the following questions (check all answer)
a) What is a bull market?
b) What does ROE and EVA?
c) What is the VIX?
d) What is open interest?
e) None of the above
6. You have invested Rs 10,000 in stock A and Rs 50,000 in stock B (Monetary illusion or mental accounting)
a. After six month’s profit on stock A is Rs. 500 and on stock B is Rs. 2000.
b. After one year profit on stock A is Rs. 1000 and on stock B is Rs. 3000.
Which one is better investment for you?
a. Stock A b. Stock B
7. You are on Tour to Paris you would like to have dinner, there are two restaurants in same location and you don’t know about any one which one would you chose (affect)
a. Crowded restaurant
b. Less or no crowded restaurant
8. You have invested 100 shares of company A and B @ Rs 100 per share. After six month price of company A is Rs 75 and company B is Rs 125. What would you do- (disposition effect)
a. Sell shares of A b. Sell shares of B
9. You prefer to buy stocks if many "buy" orders were submitted for them from the beginning of the trading session. (Herd)
a. Strongly agree
b. agree
c. don’t know
d. disagree
e. strongly disagree
10. You prefer to buy stocks because you could have gained from that stock in past. (Heuristic bias)
a) Always
b) Seldom
c) Never
d) No specific strategy
11. You think that you are better cook/driver than your friends-(overconfidence)
a) Always
b) Seldom
c) Never
d) Can’t say
12. You got the offer of Rs. 100, no strings attached, vs. flipping a coin for the chance of winning Rs. 200, what would you choose?(loss aversion)
A) Rs. 100 B) Rs. 200
13. Scenario One. Suppose we give you Rs1,000. You have the following choice: (frame dependence)
A. You can receive another Rs 500 for sure.
B. You can flip a fair coin. If the coin-flip comes up heads, you get another Rs1,000, but if it comes up tails, you get nothing.
Scenario Two. Suppose we give you Rs1000. You have the following choice:
A. You can lose Rs500 for sure.
B. You can flip a fair coin. If the coin-flip comes up heads, you lose Rs 1,000, but if it comes up tails, you lose nothing.
Which one is better investment-------
A) Senario one B) scenario two C) both scenario D) can’t decide
14. If in the last month, the aggregate trading volume in the stock market was higher than usual, you would increase the sum of stock market holdings. volume
a. Strongly agree
b. agree
c. don’t know
d. disagree
e. strongly disagree
15. If you owned a stock that went down 50%, you would (volatility)
a) Sell it and invest somewhere else
b) Buy more
c) Nothing
d) Sell the stock
16. You prefer to buy stocks whose prices recently increased when you could not buy earlier. (Asset price)
a) Always
b) Seldom
c) Never
d) No specific strategy
Revert at:
From India, Hyderabad
Qualification: ---------------------------------------Experience In financial Market: ---------(more than 5 years)
1. If market is going down and you have a long position in some of the stocks, what would you do?
a. Exist the position
b. average out the position
c. Wait and watch
d. Decision on Broker advice
2. When making financial decisions, you are comfortable with-
a) As much information as possible
b) A few significant facts
c) I’d rather have someone else make the decisions
d) Rely on analyst or broker advice
3. If in every month of the last six months Nifty fifty Index value increased, you would expect the value of the Index to decrease in the next month.
a) Yes
b) No
c) Can’t say
d) Never predict
4. If you have lost 50% value of your investment, it was –
a) Luck b) Mistake
5. If you were on a game show, you could answer the following questions (check all answer)
a) What is a bull market?
b) What does ROE and EVA?
c) What is the VIX?
d) What is open interest?
e) None of the above
6. You have invested Rs 10,000 in stock A and Rs 50,000 in stock B (Monetary illusion or mental accounting)
a. After six month’s profit on stock A is Rs. 500 and on stock B is Rs. 2000.
b. After one year profit on stock A is Rs. 1000 and on stock B is Rs. 3000.
Which one is better investment for you?
a. Stock A b. Stock B
7. You are on Tour to Paris you would like to have dinner, there are two restaurants in same location and you don’t know about any one which one would you chose (affect)
a. Crowded restaurant
b. Less or no crowded restaurant
8. You have invested 100 shares of company A and B @ Rs 100 per share. After six month price of company A is Rs 75 and company B is Rs 125. What would you do- (disposition effect)
a. Sell shares of A b. Sell shares of B
9. You prefer to buy stocks if many "buy" orders were submitted for them from the beginning of the trading session. (Herd)
a. Strongly agree
b. agree
c. don’t know
d. disagree
e. strongly disagree
10. You prefer to buy stocks because you could have gained from that stock in past. (Heuristic bias)
a) Always
b) Seldom
c) Never
d) No specific strategy
11. You think that you are better cook/driver than your friends-(overconfidence)
a) Always
b) Seldom
c) Never
d) Can’t say
12. You got the offer of Rs. 100, no strings attached, vs. flipping a coin for the chance of winning Rs. 200, what would you choose?(loss aversion)
A) Rs. 100 B) Rs. 200
13. Scenario One. Suppose we give you Rs1,000. You have the following choice: (frame dependence)
A. You can receive another Rs 500 for sure.
B. You can flip a fair coin. If the coin-flip comes up heads, you get another Rs1,000, but if it comes up tails, you get nothing.
Scenario Two. Suppose we give you Rs1000. You have the following choice:
A. You can lose Rs500 for sure.
B. You can flip a fair coin. If the coin-flip comes up heads, you lose Rs 1,000, but if it comes up tails, you lose nothing.
Which one is better investment-------
A) Senario one B) scenario two C) both scenario D) can’t decide
14. If in the last month, the aggregate trading volume in the stock market was higher than usual, you would increase the sum of stock market holdings. volume
a. Strongly agree
b. agree
c. don’t know
d. disagree
e. strongly disagree
15. If you owned a stock that went down 50%, you would (volatility)
a) Sell it and invest somewhere else
b) Buy more
c) Nothing
d) Sell the stock
16. You prefer to buy stocks whose prices recently increased when you could not buy earlier. (Asset price)
a) Always
b) Seldom
c) Never
d) No specific strategy
Revert at:
From India, Hyderabad
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