"It's not just what you know, but how you act under pressure."

Instructions: Answer A, B, or C in the comments to each question.

1. What do you do when the market moves against you?

A) You close immediately for fear of losing more.

B) You review your analysis: if your thesis remains intact, hold; if not, adjust.

C) You increase your position to average the cost.

2. What is your maximum risk per trade?

A) "I don't know, I trust my instinct."

B) Between 1% and 2% of your capital.

C) Up to 5% or more if the opportunity is "safe."

3. How do you define a trend?

A) "If it goes up, it's bullish; if it goes down, it's bearish."

B) I use a 200 SMA + high/low structure on the daily chart.

C) I wait for a YouTube guru to confirm it.

4. What indicator is always part of your strategy?

A) The RSI because "overbought/oversold is foolproof."

B) Price + volume + market action (indicators are secondary).

C) I use 10 indicators at once to be "safe."

5. What is your ideal win/loss ratio?

A) "I win 90% of the time" (spoiler: impossible).

B) 1:3 (I lose 1% to gain 3%).

C) "I don't keep track, but I win more than I lose."

6. How do you react to a losing streak?

A) I stop trading for weeks.

B) I reduce my position size and check my journal for errors.

C) I give in and trade more to recover what I lost.

7. What timeframe do you use to make key decisions?

A) 1-minute charts because "everything happens there."

B) Daily/weekly for direction + intraday for entries.

C) I only follow real-time signals without context.

8. What do you think about economic news?

A) "It's noise, I only use charts."

B) I analyze it to avoid high-volatility events that aren't aligned with my strategy.

C) I trade based on social media rumors.

9. Do you keep a trading journal?

A) "What's that?"

B) Yes, I record every trade with screenshots, emotions, and lessons.

C) I only record profits.

10. Your favorite trading quote is:

A) "The market is always wrong."

B) "Price discounts everything" + "Trade the plan, not emotion."

C) "HODL or nothing."