Chart Reading 101 (Masters Version)

Welcome to your Chart Reading 101 (Masters Version)

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This new format testing you on the the same content will test your ability to retain and maintain your knowledge forever of this content. It will "not" contain hints or correct answer comments.

You should take this quiz once every other day and try to get the maximum score of 2000 points.  Each correct answer is 100 points. There are a total of 20 questions that are randomized.

NOTE: Again, you can take this quiz as often as you wish, no matter how many times per day. Always read the question carefully before answering because you cannot change your answer once selected on each quiz attempt. 

Once you have gotten 3 consecutive perfect scores, consider yourself an "Expert" at understanding the content of this lesson. Continue to take this quiz until you have gotten 3 consecutive perfect scores.

After you have passed with 3 consecutive perfect scores, you will then be eligible to take the next quiz/lesson detail called "Chart Reading 102".

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1. 
What RSI level is considered a "very high risk" to buy?
2. 
Looking at the shaded channel in this pic, what is this market trend considered to be in?
3. 
Trade decision: RSI is at the 50 level. What should you do if wanting to buy the coin?
4. 
The green to red in the pic describes what type of market activity?
5. 
When using the RSI chart to determine a trade, what level is "great" buying zone?
6. 
Trade decision: RSI is at the 65 level. What should you do if wanting to buy the coin?
7. 
What are the long or short stems at the tops or bottoms of a candlestick called?
8. 
When using the RSI chart to determine a good buying zone, what level is good to start with?
9. 
If a market is moving in an uptrend, what other term can describe this movement?
10. 
On the RSI chart, which line is considered the median or the equilibrium level?
11. 
Looking at the shaded channel in this pic, what do we call this market trend?
12. 
Looking at the RSI chart, which position would be the "best" buying opportunity?
13. 
The red to green in the pic describes what type of market activity?
Hintthe answer is the opposite of what color you see first in the pic


14. 
Green candlesticks on a price chart suggests
15. 
On the RSI chart, which line is considered the overbought level?
16. 
Looking at the shaded channel in this pic, which direction is this market trend moving?
17. 
Red candlesticks on a price chart suggests
18. 
On the RSI chart, which line is considered the oversold level?
19. 
In this pic, what are these types of symbols called on a price chart?
20. 
If a market is moving in a downtrend, what other term can describe this movement?