Quiz Intermediate Level
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"Slippage" occurs when an order is filled at a different price than requested.
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This usually happens during high volatility or low liquidity when the requested price is no longer available.
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A "Break-even" trade is one where:
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Moving your stop loss to your entry price ensures that you "lose nothing" if the trade returns to your start point.
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What is a "Stop-Out" level?
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This occurs when your margin is insufficient to support your open trades due to losses.
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Fibonacci Retracements are used to identify potential:
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These levels ($38.2\%$, $50\%$, $61.8\%$) represent areas where the price might bounce or reverse during a trend.
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What is "Drawdown"?
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Drawdown measures the largest drop in your balance before a new peak is achieved.
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In a "Head and Shoulders" pattern, the "Neckline" serves as:
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Once the neckline is broken, the pattern is "confirmed," signaling a potential trend reversal.
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What does the RSI (Relative Strength Index) measure?
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That’s correct!
RSI measures the speed and change of price movements, usually on a scale of 0 to 100.
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What is the recommended maximum risk per trade for a professional trader?
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Keeping risk low (under 2%) ensures that a losing streak won't blow your account, which is vital for Prop Firm longevity.
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Correlation of +1.0 between two pairs means they move in opposite directions.
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A +1.0 correlation means they move in the same direction. A -1.0 correlation means they move in opposite directions.
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A "Trailing Stop" moves automatically as the price moves in your favor.
It allows you to lock in profits while giving the trade room to breathe as the trend continues.
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Why do Prop Firms have "Daily Drawdown" limits?
These limits ensure that a trader does not lose a significant portion of the firm's capital in a single day.
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What is a "Stop-Limit" order?
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It triggers a limit order once a specific "stop" price is reached.
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"Fundamental Analysis" ignores price charts completely.
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While many use both, pure fundamental analysis focuses only on economic data and intrinsic value.
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What is "Margin"?
Margin is the amount of money required in your account to open and maintain a leveraged position.
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In an "Uptrend," price creates:
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This structural progression indicates sustained buying pressure over time.
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What is "Risk of Ruin"?
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It is a mathematical concept showing the likelihood of losing your entire account balance.
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An "Exponential Moving Average" (EMA) reacts faster than a Simple Moving Average (SMA).
The EMA gives more weight to recent price data, making it more responsive to current moves.
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What is "Overtrading"?
It occurs when a trader enters too many positions, often out of boredom or a desire to "make back" losses.
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A "Limit Order" guarantees execution but not price.
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Right answer!
A Limit Order guarantees price (or better) but does not guarantee that the order will be filled.
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What is "News Trading"?
It involves entering trades based on the immediate reaction to data like NFP or Interest Rate hikes.
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Which of these is a "Reversal" chart pattern?
A Double Top signals that the price failed to break a high twice and may now move downward.
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What does "Confluence" refer to?
Confluence increases the probability of a trade when different tools suggest the same move.
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High "Correlation" between two pairs means they move together.
If EUR/USD and GBP/USD have high positive correlation, they will likely move in the same direction.
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What is a "Trailing Stop"?
Not quite!
It automatically adjusts your stop loss as the price moves in your favor to protect profits.
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The "Stochastic Oscillator" is primarily used to identify:
Incorrect!
Like the RSI, it helps identify when a price may be due for a reversal after an extreme move.
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What is "Position Sizing"?
It is the process of determining how many units to trade based on your stop loss and risk percentage.
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A "Pin Bar" with a long lower tail at a support level is usually:
The long tail shows that sellers tried to push price down but were strongly rejected by buyers.
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What does the "ATR" (Average True Range) indicate?
ATR measures the average range of price movement over a set number of periods.
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If you risk $200 to gain $600, what is your Risk:Reward ratio?
Your potential reward is three times the amount of your initial risk.
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What is a "Golden Cross" in technical analysis?
This is considered a bullish signal indicating a potential long-term trend shift to the upside.
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