Appropriateness Test for trading
Check whether you are ready for trading: your profile, your experience and 12 questions from the trading foundation. You receive a spectrum verdict, with recommendations on the themes where you still need work.
How it works
The test has three modules. The first two are not scored and outline the context; the third is scored. The final verdict is not pass or fail — it is a position on a spectrum, combined with the experience you declare.
1 · Your profile
Objective, time horizon, reaction to losses and source of funds. They are not scored, but the verdict takes them into account.
2 · Experience
What you have done so far: nothing, demo account or real account. The same score receives different recommendations depending on practice.
3 · Knowledge — 12 questions
Four themes: leverage and margin, orders and execution, instruments, risk management. Questions rotate on every attempt, aligned with the curriculum of “Trading Level 1 · Market Fundamentals”.
Start the self-assessment
Answer at your own pace — there is no time limit. At the end you receive the verdict, the breakdown by theme, the explanation for each question and recommendations suited to your level.
What comes after the test
The Appropriateness Test covers the Beginner level — the foundation checked by the course “Trading Level 1 · Market Fundamentals”. If the verdict is good, the next step is the Intermediate test, aligned with the chart analysis from “Trading Level 2 · Practice”.
Course “Trading Level 1 · Market Fundamentals”
The complete curriculum behind this test: markets, instruments, orders, leverage, risk management, demo account.
View courseAll evaluation tests
The Intermediate-level test, the investing test and the CNPF exam simulation — in the tests hub.
View tests hubRisk note. Trading on financial markets involves risks, including loss of the invested capital. This test is educational: it does not constitute investment advice, does not recommend instruments or trades and does not guarantee results. CFDs are complex instruments and carry a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage: between 74% and 89% of non-professional investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. Make sure you understand how these instruments work and whether you can afford the high risk of losing your money.