LESSON 1. Quiz

Rules of the quiz.

You have to complete the quiz before moving on to the course.
Some questions have multiple answers, some have not.
Time is not restricted, take your time, and think twice.
In order to play fair, you can’t cheat the results: After you submit the quiz, your answers become definitive. Like in the market, there is no free lunch.
After submitting the quiz:
- you will instantly receive your score,
- you will see your progress on the course curriculum page,
- you will see the correct answers, and a « remember that » explanation,
- you will be able to access the next lesson.
  
  Enjoy!

Quiz

The monthly timeframe: * *

Is the timeframe i should chart in last.

Is a timeframe that provides stronger support than the daily.

is too slow to actually be important in crypto.

Is the "strongest" timeframe, stronger than the weekly and stronger than the daily.

A bearish order block: * *

is a bullish candle that is followed by a sharp move up.

is a bearish candle that is followed by a sharp move down.

is a bearish candle that is followed by a sharp move up.

is a bullish candle that is followed by a sharp move down.

is a potential bearish breaker.

is a potential bullish breaker.

When I am in doubt, I should: * *

Zoom in.

Use lines chart to cut the "candlesticks" noise.

Trade an asset with a crystal clear setup and not be bothered about the confusing setups.

I mark the weekly open because: *

It can become a weekly level after.

It will always become a weekly level after.

Price can be "trappy" by trading under/above the open early in the week, before reversing direction.

I should make money through Subverto's referral system and show my support by liking, retweeting, and being supportive to my Subverto family' on social medias: * *

True

False

Unfortunately, once the market structure is broken, price reverses and can't resume the trend. * *

True

False

I should take all the trades the market offers me. * *

Of course, this is what it means to be "mechanical".

Nop, i should take only the "high quality" trades the markets offer me.

I should only take the trades i am comfortable to take.

I should definitely take the trades i am uncomfortable to take.

A swing failure pattern: * *

is a last "gasp" before reversal.

a great place to manage risk to enter the existing trend.

a move to trigger stops, engineer liquidity, fill massive orders before pushing price to the opposite way.

follows a market structure break.

is confirmed after engineering liquidity and closing above the previous support/under the previous resistance.

Support/resistance: * *

Get weaker after multiple touches.

Get stronger after multiple touches.

Should be drawn from low tf to high tf.

Should be drawn from high tf to low tf.

Should be drawn from right ro left.

Should be drawn from left to right.

Support/resistance: * *

Get weaker after multiple touches.

Get stronger after multiple touches.

After a breakout, it flips "role" and provides resistance/support.

After a breakout, it becomes useless.

I should: * *

Do my market mapping on every chart i want to trade.

Mark my Support/Resistance levels on the Monthly, Weekly and Daily.

Mark the Yearly, Monthly and Weekly open.

Mark order blocks.

Read market structure properly and identify break in market structure.

Once the market structure is broken, i should: * *

Keep opening positions in the direction of the trend.

Understand that i have to manage risk on my open positions.

Mark my breakers and check if it turns to become support/resistance.

Assume that market can't resume because lower timeframe govern higher timeframe.

LEGENDS COURSE

LESSON 1. Quiz

Rules of the quiz.

Quiz