Unlisted Shares Quiz

Unlisted Shares Quiz

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Question 1/15

What are unlisted shares?

Shares traded on major stock exchanges. Shares of companies not traded on public stock exchanges. Shares that guarantee high returns. Shares with no risk.

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Question 2/15

According to the blog, what does the term 'stock' represent?

A single slice of a pizza. All the outstanding shares of a company. The value of a company's shares. Only listed shares.

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Question 3/15

Why might a company choose to remain unlisted?

To increase market visibility. To avoid stringent rules and regulations. To attract more public investors. To easily raise capital.

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Question 4/15

What is one advantage of investing in unlisted shares?

High liquidity. Possibility of better returns. Easy trading on stock exchanges. Lower risk compared to listed shares.

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Question 5/15

What is a disadvantage of investing in unlisted shares?

Low investment amount. Low liquidity. Regular trading platform. Lower volatility.

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Question 6/15

In the blog's pizza analogy, what does 'equity' represent?

The whole pizza. A single slice of the pizza. The value of your slices after subtracting the cost of making the pizza (debts). The number of slices.

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Question 7/15

What is a common reason for a company's shares to be delisted?

To attract more investors. Non-compliance with listing requirements. To increase liquidity. To share financial details publicly.

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What are pre-IPO shares?

Shares of a company already listed on a stock exchange. Shares of companies planning for an IPO. Shares given to employees as compensation. Shares owned by private equity firms only.

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What are ESOPs?

Shares of companies in the early stage of operations. Shares given to employees as part of their compensation. Shares of companies that have been delisted. Shares owned by promoters.

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What are privately held shares?

Shares that are traded on public exchanges. Shares of companies that do not plan to list on a public exchange. Shares that are very liquid. Shares that are easy to value.

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Question 11/15

What is a characteristic of startup equity?

High liquidity. High illiquidity. Easy valuation. Low risk.

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Question 12/15

According to the blog, what is a share?

The total ownership of a company. One slice of the pizza representing a part of the company. The debt of a company. The overall value of the company.

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Question 13/15

What is one reason companies might not want to share everything publicly?

To attract more public attention. They don't want to show their numbers to competitors. To follow more rules. To be on the stock market.

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According to the blog, what is a characteristic of unlisted shares?

They are traded on regular stock exchanges. Buying or selling them usually takes more time. They have low risk. They have high liquidity.

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What is the minimum lot size requirement mentioned as a disadvantage of unlisted shares?

Lower than listed shares. Higher than listed shares. Same as listed shares. Not mentioned in the blog.

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