True or False Questions:
1. Financial Advisors are not influenced by crowd behavior.
2. Most professional money managers do better than their benchmarks (e.g., S&P 500 index).
3. Technical analysis assumes that fundamental information about the market is already reflected in the market and the market activity.
4. Investor sentiment is the most important indicator when analyzing a financial market.
5. If your friend tells you that he is "long gold," it means that he has invested in gold with an expectation of the price rising.
6. Market bubbles have only occurred in the US.
7. If your forecast for a particular market is correct, you will always make money.
8. The Efficient Market Hypothesis is the foundation of George Soros' investment philosophy.
9. Ken Fisher's market forecasts are always accurate.
10. Behavioral finance is about how people are theoretically supposed to behave with respect to financial markets.