1. 'Validating your P.O.I.' means…
- Confirming the level is worth trading before entering
- Buying every level
- Ignoring levels
- Widening stops
✅ Answer: Confirming the level is worth trading before entering
2. The strongest institutional pricing levels usually align with…
- Higher-timeframe structure and liquidity
- The 1-min open
- The spread
- A single tick
✅ Answer: Higher-timeframe structure and liquidity
3. 'Drawdown' refers to…
- Total profit
- Peak-to-trough equity decline
- The spread cost
- Number of trades
✅ Answer: Peak-to-trough equity decline
4. The best response to a losing streak is to…
- Stick to risk rules / step back
- Increase size
- Remove stops
- Trade more pairs
✅ Answer: Stick to risk rules / step back
5. 'Major liquidity' pools most often sit…
- Above old highs and below old lows
- At the moving average
- At the spread
- At the open only
✅ Answer: Above old highs and below old lows
6. 'Inter-Dimensional P.O.I. Layering' stacks Points of Interest across…
- Multiple timeframes for confluence
- One timeframe only
- Different brokers
- News sites
✅ Answer: Multiple timeframes for confluence
7. 'Mental trade simulation' builds skill by…
- Rehearsing execution mentally before the live moment
- Copy-trading blindly
- Over-leveraging
- Skipping the plan
✅ Answer: Rehearsing execution mentally before the live moment
8. Dark-pool liquidity is best described as…
- Off-exchange institutional volume not on the public tape
- Retail limit orders
- Weekend gaps
- The spread
✅ Answer: Off-exchange institutional volume not on the public tape
9. Decision fatigue in trading leads to…
- Worse execution as focus/attention fade
- Better focus
- Lower spreads
- More discipline automatically
✅ Answer: Worse execution as focus/attention fade
10. CPI measures…
- Inflation
- Employment
- GDP growth
- Trade balance
✅ Answer: Inflation
11. 'Strategic Risk Management' is described as a…
- Cornerstone of successful trading
- Optional extra
- Marketing tactic
- Tax strategy
✅ Answer: Cornerstone of successful trading
12. What does leverage of 1:100 mean?
- Control $100 with $1
- Control $1 with $100
- Pay 100% margin
- Trade only 100 lots
✅ Answer: Control $100 with $1