Risk & Money Management · Final Assessment

Final Assessment

A 20-question final assessment covering the whole course.

20questions

Risk & Money ManagementFinal Assessment

Review the lessons first

No guide to read here — this checks everything from the 7 lessons. If you get stuck, go back and review, then come take it again.

Review the lessons

Assessment

Test yourself

20 questions

Complete all 20 questions before submitting the assessment.

Question 01
Your account is $8,000 and you risk 1% per trade. What is your maximum loss on one trade?
Question 02
You risk 2% on a $20,000 account. That is a risk of:
Question 03
You lose six trades in a row, each risking 1%. Your account is down roughly:
Question 04
You risk $60 to aim for $180. What is your risk-reward ratio?
Question 05
Long at 100, stop at 97, target at 106. What is your risk-reward?
Question 06
With a 1:2 ratio, you can be profitable even with a win rate around:
Question 07
$20,000 account, risk 1%, stop 40 pips, $1 per pip per mini lot. Position size?
Question 08
Risk fixed at $100: Trade A has a 25-pip stop, Trade B a 125-pip stop. What is B's size versus A?
Question 09
You triple your account but keep 1% risk and the same stop. Your position size should:
Question 10
Your broker offers 400:1 leverage. How should it affect your position size?
Question 11
You want to lock in a profit automatically at a set price. Which order do you use?
Question 12
You are in profit and price starts reversing. What will a trailing stop do?
Question 13
Mid-trade you push your target further out because it could run. What does this often do?
Question 14
You have 8 open trades each risking 1.5%. Your total risk could be up to:
Question 15
You hold five long positions in highly correlated tech stocks. What is your real risk?
Question 16
What is the main risk of adding to a losing position to lower your average entry (averaging down)?
Question 17
After a 25% drawdown, a sensible move is to:
Question 18
Why does keeping a fixed percentage risk protect you during a losing streak?
Question 19
What will a trader with brilliant entries but no risk control most likely do?
Question 20
Position sizing mainly turns which rule into an actual order?

Answered 0 of 20 · pass 70% (14/20) to complete the course

Risk & Money ManagementFinal

Risk & Money Management · Final Assessment

Final Assessment

A 20-question final assessment covering the whole course.

20questions

Risk & Money ManagementFinal Assessment

All lessons

Review the lessons first

No guide to read here — this checks everything from the 7 lessons. If you get stuck, go back and review, then come take it again.

Review the lessons

Assessment

Test yourself

20 questions

Complete all 20 questions before submitting the assessment.

Question 01
Your account is $8,000 and you risk 1% per trade. What is your maximum loss on one trade?
Question 02
You risk 2% on a $20,000 account. That is a risk of:
Question 03
You lose six trades in a row, each risking 1%. Your account is down roughly:
Question 04
You risk $60 to aim for $180. What is your risk-reward ratio?
Question 05
Long at 100, stop at 97, target at 106. What is your risk-reward?
Question 06
With a 1:2 ratio, you can be profitable even with a win rate around:
Question 07
$20,000 account, risk 1%, stop 40 pips, $1 per pip per mini lot. Position size?
Question 08
Risk fixed at $100: Trade A has a 25-pip stop, Trade B a 125-pip stop. What is B's size versus A?
Question 09
You triple your account but keep 1% risk and the same stop. Your position size should:
Question 10
Your broker offers 400:1 leverage. How should it affect your position size?
Question 11
You want to lock in a profit automatically at a set price. Which order do you use?
Question 12
You are in profit and price starts reversing. What will a trailing stop do?
Question 13
Mid-trade you push your target further out because it could run. What does this often do?
Question 14
You have 8 open trades each risking 1.5%. Your total risk could be up to:
Question 15
You hold five long positions in highly correlated tech stocks. What is your real risk?
Question 16
What is the main risk of adding to a losing position to lower your average entry (averaging down)?
Question 17
After a 25% drawdown, a sensible move is to:
Question 18
Why does keeping a fixed percentage risk protect you during a losing streak?
Question 19
What will a trader with brilliant entries but no risk control most likely do?
Question 20
Position sizing mainly turns which rule into an actual order?

Answered 0 of 20 · pass 70% (14/20) to complete the course

Risk & Money ManagementFinal

Final Assessment

Review the lessons first

Test yourself

Your account is $8,000 and you risk 1% per trade. What is your maximum loss on one trade?

You risk 2% on a $20,000 account. That is a risk of:

You lose six trades in a row, each risking 1%. Your account is down roughly:

You risk $60 to aim for $180. What is your risk-reward ratio?

Long at 100, stop at 97, target at 106. What is your risk-reward?

With a 1:2 ratio, you can be profitable even with a win rate around:

$20,000 account, risk 1%, stop 40 pips, $1 per pip per mini lot. Position size?

Risk fixed at $100: Trade A has a 25-pip stop, Trade B a 125-pip stop. What is B's size versus A?

You triple your account but keep 1% risk and the same stop. Your position size should:

Your broker offers 400:1 leverage. How should it affect your position size?

You want to lock in a profit automatically at a set price. Which order do you use?

You are in profit and price starts reversing. What will a trailing stop do?

Mid-trade you push your target further out because it could run. What does this often do?

You have 8 open trades each risking 1.5%. Your total risk could be up to:

You hold five long positions in highly correlated tech stocks. What is your real risk?

What is the main risk of adding to a losing position to lower your average entry (averaging down)?

After a 25% drawdown, a sensible move is to:

Why does keeping a fixed percentage risk protect you during a losing streak?

What will a trader with brilliant entries but no risk control most likely do?

Position sizing mainly turns which rule into an actual order?

Final Assessment

Review the lessons first

Test yourself

Your account is $8,000 and you risk 1% per trade. What is your maximum loss on one trade?

You risk 2% on a $20,000 account. That is a risk of:

You lose six trades in a row, each risking 1%. Your account is down roughly:

You risk $60 to aim for $180. What is your risk-reward ratio?

Long at 100, stop at 97, target at 106. What is your risk-reward?

With a 1:2 ratio, you can be profitable even with a win rate around:

$20,000 account, risk 1%, stop 40 pips, $1 per pip per mini lot. Position size?

Risk fixed at $100: Trade A has a 25-pip stop, Trade B a 125-pip stop. What is B's size versus A?

You triple your account but keep 1% risk and the same stop. Your position size should:

Your broker offers 400:1 leverage. How should it affect your position size?

You want to lock in a profit automatically at a set price. Which order do you use?

You are in profit and price starts reversing. What will a trailing stop do?

Mid-trade you push your target further out because it could run. What does this often do?

You have 8 open trades each risking 1.5%. Your total risk could be up to:

You hold five long positions in highly correlated tech stocks. What is your real risk?

What is the main risk of adding to a losing position to lower your average entry (averaging down)?

After a 25% drawdown, a sensible move is to:

Why does keeping a fixed percentage risk protect you during a losing streak?

What will a trader with brilliant entries but no risk control most likely do?

Position sizing mainly turns which rule into an actual order?