CMT-Level-II Exam Dumps - CMT Association CMT Program Questions and Answers

The first letter or the number of the month is plotted

The number of the month is plotted

The first letter of the month is plotted

The name or the number of the month is plotted

Market has its strongest year during first year of president's term, posts its worst returns during the pre-election year and slightly negative returns in election years

Market has an above average year during first year of president's term, posts negative returns during the pre-election year and its strongest returns in election years

Market has a below average year during first year of president's term, posts its strongest returns during the pre-election year or in the election year

Market has a below average year during first year of president's term, posts its strongest returns in the second year and reasonably strong returns during the pre-election and election years

Head and shoulders

Wedge

Broadening top

V-bottom

TRIX

Moneyflow Index

True Strength Index

Herrick Payoff Index

Change the charting scale to logarithmic

Increase the time frame on the chart

Change the scale to arithmetic

Add the daily opening prices to provide a more visual benchmark of price changes

Analysts can never copy other analysts work

Other analysts work can be copied with permission in advance

If the author of the original work is deceased, this work cannot be copied since permission cannot be obtained

Research reports which are not direct copies but use substantially the same language as other analysts work would be permissible

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Narrow the bands

Widen the bands

Utilize a shorter time horizon

Utilize stop loss orders

Longer time periods increase the signaling importance of saucers but not of peaks

Saucer bottoms are more valid when they form over a short time period

Long time periods between market peaks and troughs reduce the potential for a market reversal

Longer formation time periods increase the signaling importance of both saucers and peaks

Trading decisions are less consistent

Most computerized systems are unprofitable in non-trending markets

Profit trades are exited too early

Computerized systems miss many market trends