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Question 1

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The Correct Answer is Provides return-timing diversification.
Adding commodities to a bond/equity portfolio most likely:

Question 2

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The Correct Answer is Sell two-year coupon T-bonds, and buy one- and two-year zero-coupon T-bonds.
Both one-year and two-year spot rates are 0.30%. If two-year U.S. Treasury bonds (T-bonds) with a 1% coupon rate trade at a yield of 0.25%, the best way to take advantage of this arbitrage opportunity is to:

Question 3

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The Correct Answer is Electricity.
Which of the following commodity futures contracts most likely has the potential to exhibit the greatest degree of contango?

Question 4

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The Correct Answer is Long put.
If the price of the underlying falls, the position most likely to result in a net profit is a:

Question 5

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The Correct Answer is Bond with a sinking fund provision.
In a declining interest rate environment, the bond with the greatest reinvestment risk is most likely a six-year:

Question 6

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The Correct Answer is 47.
A protective put strategy is constructed with the initial price of $35 for the underlying asset and $12 for the put option. The breakeven underlying price at expiration for the protective put strategy is closest to:

Question 7

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The Correct Answer is Loss.
The breakeven underlying price of a covered call strategy is most likely equal to the strategy's maximum:

Question 8

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The Correct Answer is Collar.
A combination of interest rate calls and puts is most likely an example of a:

Question 9

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The Correct Answer is Will be widest near the bottom of the cycle when financial markets reflect high risk.
When the credit cycle deteriorates, the yield spread most likely:

Question 10

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The Correct Answer is Borrowing funds at the risk-free rate and shorting a derivative on the asset.
An investor can replicate a short asset position by: