Lesson 102 Quiz – Crypto BT Funding

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The price chart gives you a view of the price activity in the current time and past history of an asset.

True

False

The main time frame view we use for our short term trading is

1week and 4week

1hour and 4hour

1day and 4day

1month and 4month

What is a candlestick on a price chart used for?

To see the amount of price distance from the low price to the high price in a given period

To see the amount of strength in the market in a given period

To see the total units traded in a given period

To see the amount of volume traded in a given period

What is a candlestick wick?

A long or short line that comes out of the top or bottom of a full body candlestick

A line that comes only from the bottom of the candlestick

A line that comes only from the top of the candlestick

To see the total units traded in a given period

What is the volume chart used for?

Viewing the overall selling volume only of an asset in a given period

Viewing the overall buying and selling volume of an asset in a given period

Viewing the overall buying volume only of an asset in a given period

The initials (RSI) stands for "Relative Strength Index"

False

True

What does the RSI chart give us?

To display the overall direction and strength of market activity

To display the overall volume bar height on the volume bar chart

To display the overall candlestick pattern of the price chart

What is the Fibonacci Retracement (FIB) Tool?

A tool we use to measure only a price pullback

A tool we use to measure only a price return to higher position after a pullback

A tool we use to measure a price pullback or return to higher position after a pullback

Moving Averages (MA) is used

To help determine where a price might move up or down to for testing previous price levels

To help determine where a price might move up only for testing previous price levels

To help determine where a price might move down only for testing previous price levels

10.

Moving Averages (MA) lines are automatically plotted on the price charts by the market price movements.

True

False

11.

Support & Resistance is

Only the lower support of a market price structure

The lower support and upper resistance of a market price structure

Only the upper resistance of a market price structure

12.

What are market trend lines?

Lines that define only top resistance level of price movement going down

Lines that define only a bottom support level of price movement up going up

Lines that define a bottom support level of price movement up going up or top resistance level of price movement going down

13.

What are market trend patterns?

A single trend line drawn to form only a box shaped pattern on a price chart

Multiple trend lines drawn together to form triangle or box shaped patterns on a price chart

A single trend line drawn together to start forming a triangle or box shaped patterns on a price chart

14.

What is a "bullish" market?

The overall trend having lower prices over time equal to higher prices

The overall trend having lower prices over time until we start to see higher prices outweigh the lower prices

The overall trend having higher prices over time until we start to see lower prices outweigh the higher prices

15.

What is a "bearish" market?

The overall trend having lower prices over time equal to higher prices

The overall trend having lower prices over time until we start to see higher prices outweigh the lower prices

The overall trend having higher prices over time until we start to see lower prices outweigh the higher prices

16.

How many kinds of market periods do we generally have?

17.

What is a market "trend"?

A market structure that shows a brief moment in prices (usually several days in a row) of a single direction

The direction that the market is moving more than the other in either direction

A short to mid term period of time of price movement in one direction that lasts usually between 1-3 months

18.

What is a market "rally"?

A market structure that shows a brief moment in prices (usually several days in a row) of a single direction

The direction that the market is moving more than the other in either direction

A short to mid term period of time of price movement in one direction that lasts usually between 1-3 months

19.

What is a market "season"?

A market structure that shows a brief moment in prices (usually several days in a row) of a single direction

A short to mid term period of time of price movement in one direction that lasts usually between 1-3 months

The direction that the market is moving more than the other in either direction

20.

What would a "bull market" or "bear market" be considered?

Rally

Trend

Season

21.

What is FUD?

Fear, Uncertainty & Doubt

Fear Underlining Disappointments

Fear Under Distress

Fear Understanding Directions

22.

What is FOMO?

Fear Of Missing Out

Fear Of Missing Orders

Fear Of Moving Out

Fear Of Making Orders

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