Trading Test — Intermediate level
An intermediate-level knowledge test, based on the method taught at our school. At the end you receive a spectrum verdict and recommendations on the themes where you still need work.
What the test checks
Five themes, five questions each — following the structure of the five lessons in the intermediate course. Each correct answer is worth one point. The passing threshold is at least 18 points out of 25. The verdict shows you exactly which themes still need work.
Waves and extremes
Impulses, corrections, trends and market phases — the foundation of the method.
Lines, zones, top-down
Support, resistance, trend lines and analysis across multiple timeframes.
Patterns
The main patterns and their groups: reversal, continuation, decision-making.
Breakout and plan
The real breakout, the false breakout, the retest and the full plan for an idea.
Risk and discipline
Risk per trade, position size, the journal and psychology.
How you can take the test
Start the test
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 with the source and recommendations for the themes where you lost points.
What comes after the test
The Intermediate-level test checks the material from “Trading Level 2 · Practice” — chart analysis, the method taught at our school. If you still have gaps, the course covers exactly these themes, with a mentor, on real charts. If you pass comfortably, the next step is the specializations taught after Level 2.
Course “Trading Level 2 · Practice”
The complete curriculum behind this test: waves and extremes, lines and structures, patterns, the real breakout and trading plan, execution on a demo account.
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The Appropriateness 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.