Your First Chart, Read Back
6 questions, drawn from the five lessons behind this one, and the chart you built is the only thing worth having open beside them.
This is the knowledge check. Answer as you would answer somebody sitting across a table, send it once, then read what comes back against each one.
An alert you have set keeps watching the price after you close the browser and shut the laptop.
Finish the split from lesson one
Your ________ holds your money and carries out the orders you place. Your platform draws the chart and holds none of it.
You mark the last clear low and put your stop on the line itself rather than under it. What is the likeliest way that costs you?
Ordinary overshoot closes the position before the idea has been tested
The drawing moves when the chart reloads, so the stop drifts with it
The platform refuses to accept a stop that sits on a drawing
Put the four steps of building the chart in order
Set the interval to one day, from the strip along the top
Pick the market from the symbol search
Save the layout so it survives the tab closing
Scroll back until roughly six months are in view
Match each part of the rehearsal to what it actually gives you
Your alert fires at three in the morning on the level you drew three weeks ago. What is the move?
Wait for morning and check whether the reason for the line still reads true
Place the order now, because the level you chose has been reached
Delete the alert, since the level it was watching has done its job
Finish every lesson here and this academy issues a certificate of completion carrying its own branding and your name, plus a page where anyone can check it. Reading anonymously records nothing, and a free account collects it.
Open the chart you built and check the alert on it is still live before you close this page.