Risk Management and Level Picking - July 2017

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1. You should be looking for trades with a minimum risk reward of?

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The answer is 2:1 because it indicates that the potential reward of a trade should be at least twice the amount of the potential risk. This means that for every unit of risk, you should aim to gain at least two units of reward. This ratio helps to ensure that the potential profits outweigh the potential losses, providing a favorable risk-reward balance.

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Risk Management and Level Picking - July 2017 - Quiz

This quiz from July 2017 assesses knowledge in risk management and decision-making in trading. It covers essential practices such as the use of stop losses, handling trade errors, and understanding support and resistance levels, crucial for anyone involved in trading markets.

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3. The Gold and T-Notes pit floors open at 1.20pm everyday 

Explanation

The statement is true because it states that the Gold and T-Notes pit floors open at 1.20pm every day. This implies that there is a specific time when these pit floors open, and that time is consistently 1.20pm. Therefore, the answer is true.

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4. It is 5 minutes before the release of the UK Services PMI, and we are trading near the low of yesterday where I want to go long from. What should I do ? 

Explanation

The correct answer is to wait for the data to be released before getting involved because the data could reverse the trader's bias. This is because the trader is near the low of yesterday and wants to go long, but the release of the UK Services PMI could potentially change the market conditions and the trader's bias. Therefore, it is important to wait for the data to be released before making any trading decisions.

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5. At what time UK economic data are usually released ? 

Explanation

UK economic data is usually released at 9.30am. This timing allows for the data to be released early in the day, giving market participants and analysts enough time to digest and react to the information. Additionally, releasing the data at a consistent time helps in maintaining transparency and ensuring that all market participants have equal access to the information.

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6. Everyday we can see a pick up in volumes traded for Oil at around 2.00 pm 

Explanation

The statement suggests that there is a consistent increase in the amount of oil being traded at around 2.00 pm every day. This indicates a pattern or trend in the market activity, which implies that there is a higher demand or trading activity during that specific time. Therefore, the answer "True" indicates that the statement is accurate and reflects the observed behavior in the oil trading market.

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7. The following comment is a hawkish comment : "We are going to taper our Quantitative Easing program and raise interest rates"

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The comment is considered hawkish because it suggests a tightening of monetary policy by tapering the Quantitative Easing program and raising interest rates. This approach is typically associated with a more aggressive stance towards inflation and a belief that the economy can handle higher interest rates.

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8. A dovish stance means high interest rates 

Explanation

A dovish stance actually means low interest rates. A dovish stance refers to a monetary policy approach where the central bank aims to stimulate economic growth by reducing interest rates or keeping them low. This is done to encourage borrowing and spending, which can help boost economic activity. Therefore, the statement that a dovish stance means high interest rates is incorrect.

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9. Select the correct statement from the list below

Explanation

This statement advises against trading if it would exceed the trader's limit, regardless of how confident they are in the trade. It emphasizes the importance of risk management and sticking to predetermined limits, even if the trade seems highly promising. This approach helps to protect the trader from potential losses and maintain discipline in their trading strategy.

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10. When is the right time to not use a stop loss?

Explanation

Not worth the risk. Can take one announcement, one piece of news or one spike and ruin your day, week or worse.

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11. Which levels here have been chopped through recently

Explanation

The levels that have been chopped through recently are C and F.

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12. Point A is the low of the 27th December 2016. Why would it not be considered as a good entry?

Explanation

The reason why point A would not be considered as a good entry is because it has recently been chopped through. This means that the price has been moving back and forth around this level, indicating a lack of clear direction or trend. As a result, it would be risky to enter a trade at this point as there is no strong indication of a potential price movement.

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13. A move from Point A to Point B is known as what?

Explanation

A move from one point to another, as described in the question, is commonly referred to as "gap fill." This term implies that there is a space or distance between the two points that needs to be filled or bridged. Consolidation refers to the act of combining or merging, which is not relevant to the context of moving from one point to another. Breakout typically refers to a sudden or significant change or escape, which is not applicable to the concept of moving between two specific points.

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14. What is this chart missing?

Explanation

It makes sense to always have pivots on your chart

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15. Having entered on the black dotted line at 1.05127. Where would be the correct and appropriate place to put the stop above?

Explanation

A stop placed above B and C would be would be too large

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16. Which statement is correct?

Explanation

In technical analysis, resistance level refers to a price level where the stock or asset tends to stop rising and may reverse its direction. On the other hand, a support level is a price level where the stock or asset tends to stop falling and may reverse its direction. Therefore, if A is a resistance level, it means that the price tends to stop rising at that level, and if B is a support level, it means that the price tends to stop falling at that level.

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17. Which of these is not true.

Explanation

The statement "Not using a stop loss is okay if you feel extremely confident about the trade" is not true. Using a stop loss is a crucial risk management strategy in trading, regardless of how confident a trader may feel about a trade. It helps limit potential losses and protect against unexpected market movements.

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18. What should you do if you accidentally put on a trade with more contracts than you wanted to?

Explanation

If you accidentally put on a trade with more contracts than you wanted to, the best course of action is to exit the unintended contracts immediately. This is important to prevent any further potential losses or risks. Additionally, it is crucial to notify your risk manager about the mistake, as they need to be aware of any deviations from the planned trading strategy. By taking these actions promptly, you can minimize the impact of the error and ensure that proper risk management protocols are followed.

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You should be looking for trades with a minimum risk reward of?
Which one do you like?
The Gold and T-Notes pit floors open at 1.20pm everyday 
It is 5 minutes before the release of the UK Services PMI, and we are...
At what time UK economic data are usually released ? 
Everyday we can see a pick up in volumes traded for Oil at around 2.00...
The following comment is a hawkish comment : "We are going to...
A dovish stance means high interest rates 
Select the correct statement from the list below
When is the right time to not use a stop loss?
Which levels here have been chopped through recently
Point A is the low of the 27th December 2016. Why would it not be...
A move from Point A to Point B is known as what?
What is this chart missing?
Having entered on the black dotted line at 1.05127. Where would be the...
Which statement is correct?
Which of these is not true.
What should you do if you accidentally put on a trade with more...
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