What’s your Investment Animal?

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Quiz Questions

1.
You currently are holding shares in a company, when you hear of an IPO in the same Sector on the way?
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- A.
  Hold your current position and watch for a dip to buy more.
- B.
  Buy a Put option on the company you're currently holding.
- C.
  Hold your current position and use cash on hand to buy into the new company.
- D.
  Sell some of your current position to buy in on the new IPO.
2.
A inc. stock price drops 40%, however, there is no fundamental reasoning behind the dip. The company still checks all boxes for being a sound investment. What do you do?
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- A.
  Buy a put option and ride the wave down.
- B.
  Buy put options for the ride down, and Call leaps for the ride up.
- C.
  Sell out of your positions.
- D.
  Wait for it to hit its low and buy more.
3.
You just heard the news that a company is preparing to launch a new product & is awaiting gov't approval to launch. The company is heavily in debt working on something that could be considered a game-changer. What do you do?
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- A.
  Buy shares and watch for a spike in the share price.
- B.
  Watch the share price for a rise that hits resistance and buy a put option.
- C.
  Do nothing.
- D.
  Buy shares and leap options.
4.
What is your reason and style of investing?
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- A.
  Low risk, Long-term value and passive income.
- B.
  High risk, high growth, and Profitability.
- C.
  Calculated risk, market opportunist.
- D.
  Calculated risk for profits based on market trends.
5.
You log into your brokerage account, which scenario are you happiest to see?
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- A.
  A sideways market with no true indication of a steady rise or fall.
- B.
  Market prices are down 10% +.
- C.
  Market prices are up 15% +
- D.
  One of your stocks is up 15% with no known reason requiring additional research.
6.
Unemployment rates rise and the market begins to slow down. What do you do?
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- A.
  Sell out of positions to lock in profits.
- B.
  Watch the market shift, for an opportunity to make profits.
- C.
  Short companies heavily impacted and make quick profits.
- D.
  Invest heavily in sound companies that take a dip.
7.
How much Information do you need to comfortably make a decision to buy, sell or hold.
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- A.
  Fundamental and Guidance.
- B.
  Technical Analysis Only.
- C.
  Fundamentals Only
- D.
  All of the above.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
You are an Owl
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The Owl, this kind of investors or traders are not interested in a bull or bear market. They just look out for opportunities, often keeping a keen eye on market research and analysts to find the next potential winners. They are neither bullish nor bearish and are a well-balanced strategist.
2.
You are a Bear
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Bears are the investors or traders who are opposite of the bulls. They are convinced that the market is directed for a decline. Bears are pessimistic about the future of the stock market and believe that the market is going to be on downward trends. Mostly, bears are the reasons for getting the share prices lower. A strategy often used by day traders, scalpers, and swing traders.
3.
You are a Wolf
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Wolves are investors/traders who use unethical means to make money from the stock market. Using long-term strategies and cunning market manipulation, mostly, these wolves are involved in the scams that move the share market when it comes to light. Known as the sideways/volatile markets, wolves look for opportunities when prices rise, as well as, on the dips.
4.
You are a Bull
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The bulls represent the investors or traders who are optimistic about the future of the stock market. They believe that the market will continue its upward trend. Bulls are the ones who drive the share price of companies higher. Often reviewed as growth investors, with a prime focus on price return investments and trades.

What’s your Investment Animal?

Gain insight into your Stock Street Investment Animal.

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes