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1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

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1 B

An order used to limit potential loss

2 A

A level where a trader exists to secure a planned profit

1.B — An order used to limit potential loss

2.A — A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

3.C — Risk-to-Reward

4.A — Prices are generally moving upward

4.B — Prices are generally moving downward

6.A — A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

7.A — An order to enter at the current available market price

8.A — When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

9.A — An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

10.A — An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

1.B — An order used to limit potential loss

2.A — A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

3.C — Risk-to-Reward

4.A — Prices are generally moving upward

4.B — Prices are generally moving downward

6.A — A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

7.A — An order to enter at the current available market price

8.A — When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

9.A — An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

10.A — An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

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Answer: A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further ✅

Quick breakdown:

Support = A price zone where buyers historically step in.

Think of it like a "floor" 🪜📈

When price drops to support, demand often kicks in and slows or reverses the drop.

Opposite:

Resistance = A price zone where sellers step in and it acts like a "ceiling"

Important note: Support isn't guaranteed. If price breaks below it with strong momentum, it can flip and become resistance.

Market & Mindset Questions

1. What’s your #1 trade setup this week?

Which pair/asset are you watching and why?

2. Biggest lesson from your last loss?

What did the market teach you that you won’t forget?

3. News that matters

What 1 news event or data release are you watching that could move the market?

4. Risk check

What’s your risk per trade right now? Are you over-risking or playing it safe?

5. Psychology check-in

Are you trading your plan, or are emotions like FOMO/FEAR running you this week?

Strategy & Learning Questions

6. Backtest challenge

What’s 1 strategy you’ve backtested recently? What were the results?

7. Agree or disagree?

“You don’t need 10 strategies, you need 1 that works.” Do you agree?

8. Tool of the week

What indicator, tool, or app has actually helped your trading lately?

9. The hard question

What bad trading habit are you working to break right now?

10. Goals + Accountability

What’s your trading goal for this month? And how will we know you hit it?

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1. What is a Stop Loss (SL)?

A. An order that guarantees profit

B. An order used to limit potential loss

C. An order that increases leverage

D. An order used to enter only

2. What is Take Profit (TP)?

A. A level where a trader exits to secure a planned profit

B. A level where a trader increases their risk

C. A type of indicator

D. A broker fee

3. What does RR mean in trading?

A. Risk Rate

B. Return Ratio

C. Risk-to-Reward

D. Risk Return

4. What does a bullish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. The market is closed

D. Volatility is zero

5. What does a bearish market generally mean?

A. Prices are generally moving upward

B. Prices are generally moving downward

C. Buyers control everything

D. There is no liquidity

6. What is leverage?

A. A tool that allows traders to control a larger position with less capital

B. Guaranteed profit

C. A type of candlestick

D. A trading strategy

7. What is a market order?

A. An order to enter at the current available market price

B. An order that can never be filled

C. An order placed only after a stop loss

D. An order used only for selling

8. What is a liquidity sweep?

A. When price takes out an area containing orders/liquidity before potentially reversing or continuing

B. When a broker closes the market

C. When spreads become zero

D. When volume disappears

9. What is support?

A. An area where buying interest may help prevent price from falling further

B. An area where price must always rise

C. A type of leverage

D. A broker's fee

10. What is resistance?

A. An area where selling pressure may limit upward price movement

B. A guaranteed reversal point

C. A type of stop loss

D. A trading account

Here are some simple questions based on the previous classes we've had, let's bring in our answers

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