Trading Test

1. Using the image, what does the head and shoulders pattern in image #10 usually signal?

Bullish continuation Sideways consolidation Bearish reversal Guaranteed breakout

2. What is day trading?

Opening and closing trades within the same day Holding trades for years Buying only dividend stocks Trading only on weekends

3. What is the candle body?

The broker fee The area between open and close The highest price only The lowest price only

4. What is a doji candle?

A candle where open and close are very close A guaranteed reversal A candle with no wick ever A dividend pattern

5. What is a double bottom?

A potential bullish reversal pattern near support A broker fee A dividend pattern A guaranteed crash

6. What is multi-timeframe analysis?

Trading only one candle Avoiding charts Using more than one timeframe to understand market context Using only news

7. Using the image, what does the support bounce in image #12 suggest?

Buyers defended support No market activity Sellers gained control Guaranteed breakout

8. What is a continuation setup?

A market holiday A guaranteed profit A setup expecting no movement A setup expecting the current trend to continue

9. What is a triangle pattern?

A broker rule A tax form A consolidation pattern where price tightens before a possible breakout A dividend chart

10. What is an exit?

A broker password The point where a trader closes a trade The first chart candle A watchlist

11. What happens when resistance breaks?

It always crashes It becomes a tax level Trading stops It can become new support

12. What is risk-to-reward ratio?

A stock dividend The comparison between potential loss and potential gain A crypto fee The number of trades per month

13. What should a trader do after multiple emotional losses?

Pause, review, and reduce risk before continuing Ignore the losses Increase leverage Trade bigger immediately

14. What is a false breakout?

A dividend increase A broker error only Price breaks a level but quickly reverses back A guaranteed win

15. Why is setting an exit before entering helpful?

It guarantees a win It removes market movement It increases emotions It defines risk and profit targets in advance

16. Using the image, what does image #15 primarily illustrate?

Double top Liquidity sweep Risk-to-reward setup EMA crossover

17. What is overtrading?

Reducing risk Taking too many trades without quality setups Taking only planned trades Trading with discipline

18. What is a bull flag?

A bullish continuation pattern after a strong move up A market holiday A bearish reversal only A broker warning

19. Using the image, what does the EMA crossover in image #32 indicate?

No trend Guaranteed profit Bullish momentum shift Bearish continuation

20. What is a hammer candle?

A candle with no price movement A guaranteed breakout A dividend signal A candle with a small body and long lower wick

21. What is position sizing?

Deciding how much capital to risk on a trade Picking a broker logo Choosing chart colors Setting a password

22. What is a stop loss?

A broker bonus A guaranteed profit tool An order or level used to limit losses A dividend payment

23. What is risk management?

Ignoring stop losses Protecting capital by controlling losses Trying to win every trade Using maximum leverage

24. Using the image, what is the key lesson in image #35?

Proper stop loss placement below swing low Trading without a plan Random entries Ignoring risk management

25. What does a green candle usually mean?

Volume is zero Price closed lower than it opened The market is closed Price closed higher than it opened