Trading Test

1. What is a bull flag?

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

2. Using the image, what market structure is shown in image #29?

Bearish structure Bullish structure with higher highs and higher lows Double top Sideways consolidation

3. What is the 1–2% risk rule?

Making 1–2 trades per year Guaranteeing 2% daily profit Using 100% of capital Risking only 1–2% of account capital on a single trade

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

Sideways consolidation Guaranteed breakout Bullish continuation Bearish reversal

5. What is a moving average?

A tax rule An average price over a selected period A broker fee A fixed profit target

6. What is resistance?

A market order A price area where sellers may step in A dividend payment A broker fee

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

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

8. What is a bullish engulfing candle?

A strong bullish candle that covers the previous bearish candle body A guaranteed profit A tax signal A broker warning

9. What is FOMO in trading?

Fear of missing out Fixed order market option Financial ownership method Fast open market order

10. What happens when resistance breaks?

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

11. Using the image, what does the bear flag in image #6 typically indicate?

Bullish reversal Bearish continuation No trend Guaranteed crash

12. What can a long lower wick suggest?

Buying pressure near the low Guaranteed bearish continuation A broker fee No buyers

13. What is a bearish engulfing candle?

A broker error A strong bearish candle that covers the previous bullish candle body A dividend signal A guaranteed short

14. What is the candle body?

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

15. What is a candle wick?

A market holiday A dividend mark The line showing price extremes beyond the body A broker password

16. Using the image, what candlestick pattern is shown in image #3?

Double Bottom Hammer Bearish Engulfing Bullish Engulfing

17. Using the image, what does the shooting star pattern in image #2 typically suggest?

Bullish continuation Sideways market Potential bearish reversal Guaranteed breakout

18. What is support?

A tax form A price area where buyers may step in A market holiday A broker support chat

19. Using the image, what does the descending triangle in image #8 usually suggest?

Bullish breakout potential Guaranteed reversal Bearish breakout potential Sideways movement only

20. What is confirmation in trading?

A tax receipt Additional evidence supporting a trade idea A guaranteed result A broker bonus

21. What is a candlestick chart?

A dividend calendar A chart showing open, high, low, and close prices A tax form A bank statement

22. What is a hammer candle?

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

23. What does RSI commonly measure?

Company revenue Dividend yield only Momentum and overbought or oversold conditions Broker fees

24. Why is volume important during breakouts?

Volume removes stop losses Volume guarantees profit Volume stops volatility Higher volume can confirm stronger participation

25. Using the image, what pattern is shown in image #11?

Bear Flag Double Top Inverse Head and Shoulders Descending Triangle