Q1: You want broad exposure to big U.S. tech names. Which ETF fits best? A. QQQ, rest are non-stocks
Q2: VOO and SPY both track: B. S&P 500
Q3: If the Nasdaq-100 rises 2% in one day, TQQQ would be expected to gain roughly: C. 6% (3x ETF)
Q4: Leveraged ETFs are generally more suitable for investors who: B. Have a short-term view…
Q5: You’re bullish on semiconductors but don’t want to bet on one stock. Which one? A. SMH
Q6: Why can TQQQ lose money even if the Nasdaq-100 eventually gets back to where it started? B. It resets daily
Q7: Two ETFs both track the S&P 500. One charges 0.03% a year, while the other charges 0.20%. For a long-term investor, which is generally better, all else equal? B. The lower-cost ETF
Q8: Why do long-term bond ETFs usually fall when interest rates rise sharply? B. New bonds offer higher yield
Q9: An index rises 10% on Day 1, then falls 9.09% on Day 2… C. A small loss
Q10: An ETF holds 100 stocks. Is it automatically less than another with 20? B. No. It depends
# Make Investing Interesting

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