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SIE EXAM UNIT 2 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS

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SIE EXAM UNIT 2 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS

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Reorganization (Bankruptcy)


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Entity will likely be able to retain property and continue doing business but
must submit and stick to a plan that will allow the repayment of some or all
of its existing debts within a specified time frame.

,Intrinsic Value (Puts)


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when market price of stock is below the strike price of the put. Buyers like
and sellers do not




Control and Restricted Securities (SEC Rule 144)


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-Control securities- those owned by directors, officers, or persons who
own or control 10% or more of the issuers voting stock.
-Restricted securities- those acquired through some means other than a
registered public offering.




An investor is short a January 30 call at 5. Breakeven is


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It would be expected that a repurchase (repo) agreement contract would include


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, the repurchase price and the maturity date




Prepayment risk


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risk that a borrower will repay the principal on a loan or debt instrument
before its maturity and thus deprive the lender of future interest payments.




Restricted shares, those that are unregistered, meaning that they were not attained in
a public offering, may be sold by a nonaffiliate


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after holding them for 6 months and freely thereafter




Limited Partners (LPs)


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cannot lose more than they invested. Have no business management
responsibilities. Lps have right to sue Gps.




An unsecured promissory note issued by a bank that can be traded in the secondary
market is known as

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a negotiable CD




General Partners (GPs)


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can be held personally liable for business losses and debts. Role is to
manage all aspects of the partnership and have a fiduciary responsibility to
used invested capital in the best interest of the investors.




At-the-money (Puts)


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when the price of the stock equals the strike price of the put. Sellers like
and buyers do not




Define growth (capital gains)


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Profit realized when a capital asset is sold for a higher price than the
purchase price.

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