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Final exam: PosiCourse: Beginners

Eight questions, two from each week of PosiCourse. Answer all 8 correctly to earn the rainbow completion badge. A wrong answer shows the explanation and a Try again button, so read it and try once more.

What is a share?

A share is a unit of ownership in a company (PosiStep 1).

What does a limit order do?

A limit order sets the worst price you accept (PosiStep 5).

A bear market usually means:

Bear = broad, lasting fall; bull = broad rise (PosiStep 6).

You hold 100 shares at ₹200 and the company gives a 1:1 bonus. Afterwards you have about:

A 1:1 bonus doubles the shares and roughly halves the price; your total value stays about the same (PosiStep 9).

PositoAI's Owes vs Owns compares:

Owes vs Owns is PositoAI's plain-words name for debt against equity (PosiStep 12).

A P/E of 20 means:

P/E = price ÷ earnings per share (PosiStep 14).

The most reliable source for a company announcement is:

Official exchange filings come from the company itself (PosiStep 16).

"Guaranteed 5% a month, send money to this UPI ID" is:

Guaranteed returns and payments to a person are classic scam signs (PosiStep 18).

Correct: 0 / 8

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