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Section A

Experience & background

Question 1 of 30

How long have you been actively trading or investing in financial markets?

I haven't started yet

I'm researching before I open an account

Less than 1 year

I've made some trades but I'm still learning the basics

1–3 years

I understand markets and have a developing strategy

3+ years

I've traded through multiple market conditions

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Question 2 of 30

What best describes your overall trading track record to date?

No live trading yet

I haven't placed a real-money trade

Losses overall — not sure why

My account has shrunk and I can't pinpoint the specific cause

Losses overall — I know why

I've identified specific strategy or emotional patterns driving my losses

Break-even or slightly profitable

Results are inconsistent — good periods followed by drawdowns

Consistently profitable

I have a documented edge and positive expectancy over time

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Question 3 of 30

Which asset classes have you actively traded? (Select the most advanced)

None yet

I haven't traded any asset class

ETFs or index funds only

Buy-and-hold or passive investing approach

Individual equities

I select and trade individual stocks

Options or futures

I trade derivatives with defined risk or leverage

Crypto

I trade digital assets across spot or derivatives markets

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Question 4 of 30

How would you describe your current strategy approach?

I don't have one yet

I'm looking for a system to follow

I follow tips, news, or social media signals

My entries are driven by external sources rather than a personal system

I have a basic technical analysis approach

I use charts, support/resistance, or indicators but not consistently

I have a documented, rule-based strategy

I have written entry/exit rules I follow — though not always consistently

I have a tested, backtested strategy with known expectancy

I know my win rate, average R, and maximum drawdown historically

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Question 5 of 30

Which of the following concepts are you confident you understand? (Select the most advanced)

Market order vs limit order

Support and resistance levels

Risk-to-reward ratio and position sizing

Expectancy, backtesting, and drawdown analysis

Greeks, implied volatility, or inter-market analysis

5 / 30

Question 6 of 30

On a typical trading day, how much time can you realistically dedicate to market analysis and trade management?

Under 30 minutes

I check the markets once, usually before or after work

30–60 minutes

I have a reliable window most days for analysis and journalling

1–2 hours

I can do a thorough review and monitor open positions during the day

More than 2 hours / market hours available

I can watch markets during live sessions

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Question 7 of 30

Which best describes your employment and schedule situation?

Full-time employed — regular hours

9–5 or shift work with predictable availability

Full-time employed — irregular or demanding hours

Professional, healthcare, legal, or similar — time is genuinely scarce

Self-employed or freelance

Flexible but often busy — I can structure my own time

Student

Variable schedule with some market-hours availability

Retired or not currently working

Trading is a primary focus — time is available

7 / 30

Question 8 of 30

How many days per week can you reliably commit time to the program — analysis, journalling, and weekly reviews?

1 day7 days

5 days per week

8 / 30

Question 9 of 30

What is your preferred time of day for market analysis?

Before market open (pre-market)

I do my planning and scanning before the trading day begins

During market hours

I monitor and trade during live sessions

After market close (end-of-day)

I review charts and plan the next day after markets close

Weekend batch review

I do a weekly review on Saturdays or Sundays and prepare for the week ahead

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Question 10 of 30

What is your primary trading goal over the next 12 months?

Build financial literacy and understand markets

Education and confidence are my priority — profit is secondary for now

Supplement my income with consistent returns

I want to generate additional income alongside my salary

Grow my long-term wealth through active management

I want to outperform passive investing with a systematic approach

Become a professional trader or pass a funded account challenge

I want to trade full-time or access institutional capital

10 / 30

Question 11 of 30

You watch a stock you had on your watchlist surge 15% without you. What is your most honest reaction?

Scenario

You identified the stock last week, planned an entry, but didn't pull the trigger. It's now up 15% in a single session. You're watching it live.

I feel nothing — this is part of trading

Missed trades are expected. I focus on my process, not outcomes I didn't take.

Mild frustration, but I move on quickly

I note it and use it as a learning point for my next setup review

I feel the urge to chase it — buy in even though it's moved

I struggle to let it go and sometimes act on the feeling

It ruins my day — I often end up in a worse trade trying to make up for it

Missed moves affect my mindset and lead to impulsive decisions

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Question 12 of 30

You take a loss that hits your daily stop. What happens next?

Scenario

A trade goes against you and you exit at your planned stop. You've hit the loss limit you set for the day. The session isn't over.

I close the platform and follow the rule — done for the day

Rules are rules. I accept the loss and preserve capital for tomorrow.

I usually stop, but sometimes take one more trade to "recover"

I know I shouldn't, but the urge to make it back is hard to ignore

I frequently continue trading with larger positions to recover

Revenge trading is a consistent pattern — my biggest losing days follow this

I don't have a daily stop loss rule

Risk management at the daily level isn't something I've formalised

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Question 13 of 30

You've had five winning trades in a row. How does this affect your next trade?

No effect — I follow my exact same rules

Win streaks don't change my position sizing or setup criteria

I feel more confident but stay disciplined

The confidence is there, but I don't let it change my rules

I tend to increase position size — I feel like I'm "in the zone"

Win streaks make me believe the next trade is more likely to win too

I start taking setups I'd normally skip — looser entry rules

Confidence makes me less selective, which usually ends the streak

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Question 14 of 30

A trade is approaching your stop loss but hasn't hit it yet. You "have a feeling" it will bounce. What do you do?

Wait. My stop is where it is for a reason.

The original plan stands — I don't override it with in-trade feelings

Sometimes I move the stop further — "just in case"

I know I shouldn't, but I occasionally widen stops to avoid being stopped out

I often hold past my stop and hope — then exit much worse

Loss aversion means my actual losses are frequently larger than my planned risk

I exit early — I'd rather take a smaller loss than hit the full stop

Fear of the full loss makes me cut too early, reducing my average R

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Question 15 of 30

How do you currently manage your trading psychology — if at all?

I don't — I focus purely on strategy

Psychology hasn't been a formal part of my approach

I keep a basic trade journal

I log entries and exits but rarely review emotional patterns

I journal with emotional tags and review patterns regularly

I actively track what I was feeling before and after trades

I have a pre-trade routine, journalling practice, and review system

Psychology management is a structured, consistent part of my trading

15 / 30

Question 16 of 30

When a trade is open and moving in your favour, what do you typically do?

Let it run to my planned target — no adjustments

I set the target before entry and let price reach it

Trail my stop to lock in profit as it moves

I protect gains with a trailing stop but let winners run

Take profits early — I'm nervous the move will reverse

I frequently exit before my target because I fear giving back gains

I become uncertain and inconsistent — sometimes hold too long, sometimes exit too early

Winners are my least consistent area — I don't have a reliable exit approach

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Question 17 of 30

What percentage of your total trading capital do you typically risk on a single trade?

I don't calculate it — I use a rough gut feel

Risk per trade isn't something I've formalised

More than 5% per trade

I'm willing to take larger risks for larger potential returns

2–5% per trade

I risk a meaningful but manageable amount per position

Under 2% per trade

I keep individual trade risk small and focus on edge over volume

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Question 18 of 30

What is your approximate starting trading capital or intended starting capital?

Under $1,000

Starting small to learn the process

$1,000 – $5,000

A meaningful learning account

$5,000 – $25,000

Sufficient for multiple positions and proper risk management

$25,000+

Trading a larger account with PDT compliance considerations

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Question 19 of 30

Have you ever blown a trading account — losing more than 50% of its value?

No — I haven't started live trading

No — my drawdowns have been manageable

Once

I've rebuilt and am more careful now

More than once

Account blowups have been a recurring pattern

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Question 20 of 30

Are you aware of the tax treatment of your trading gains in your country of residence?

No — I haven't looked into it

This is something I need to learn about

Partially — I know the basics but not the details

I understand capital gains tax exists but haven't calculated my actual liability

Yes — I understand wash-sale rules, short vs long term, options treatment

I keep records and account for tax in my performance calculations

20 / 30

Question 21 of 30

Which trading style most appeals to you — or matches your current approach?

Swing trading (days to weeks)

I hold positions for multiple days, analysing daily or weekly charts

Position trading (weeks to months)

I take longer-term positions based on fundamental or macro trends

Day trading (intraday)

I open and close positions within the same session

ETF / passive rotation

I prefer diversified instruments with sector rotation or index exposure

I'm not sure yet — I want to find the right fit

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Question 22 of 30

What is your primary analytical approach?

Technical analysis (charts, price action, indicators)

Fundamental analysis (earnings, valuation, financials)

Macro / top-down (Fed, geopolitics, economic cycles)

A combination of the above

I don't have a defined analytical approach yet

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Question 23 of 30

How comfortable are you with options as a trading instrument?

I don't understand options at all

I understand the basics — calls, puts, strike, expiry

I've traded options and understand the Greeks

I use options strategies (spreads, covered calls, etc.) regularly

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Question 24 of 30

How do you feel about learning in a cohort — with a small group of peers reviewing your journals and playbooks?

I actively want this — accountability helps me improve

Peer feedback and group accountability are important to me

I'm open to it — as long as it's structured and purposeful

I'm neutral — I'll engage if required but prefer self-paced

I prefer to learn alone — I don't want peer review

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Question 25 of 30

How important is it to you that a course fits around your current life — rather than requiring you to restructure it?

Not importantAbsolutely essential

8 / 10

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Question 26 of 30

What has been the biggest barrier to your trading progress so far?

Lack of knowledge or strategy

I need to learn more before I can trade with confidence

Emotional control and consistency

I know what to do — I just don't always do it

Time — I can't commit to full-time trading approaches

Every course I've found assumes I have more time than I do

Lack of structure and accountability

I start well but lose momentum without external structure

The jump from paper trading to live markets

I struggle to replicate paper performance with real money

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Question 27 of 30

Have you completed a trading course or education program before?

No — this would be my first

Yes — one course, and it helped somewhat

Yes — multiple courses, limited practical improvement

I've invested in education but haven't seen it translate to consistent results

Yes — I have formal finance qualifications (CFA, CMT, etc.)

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Question 28 of 30

If you could identify the single thing most holding back your trading performance right now, what would it be?

Finding good trade setups and entries

Managing exits — holding winners, cutting losers

Position sizing and risk management

Emotional decision-making (FOMO, revenge trading, fear)

Consistency — I can't sustain a good stretch of trading

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Question 29 of 30

How committed are you to completing a structured 12-week program with weekly deliverables and a graduation gate?

Just exploringFully committed

8 / 10

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Question 30 of 30

Finally — in one honest sentence, how would you describe where you are with your trading right now?

There are no wrong answers. This helps us calibrate your starting point accurately.

"I'm a complete beginner — I want to learn properly from the start."

"I've been trading for a while but I keep losing money and I don't know why."

"I have some knowledge but I'm inconsistent — I can't sustain good periods."

"I know what to do strategically — my problem is execution and emotional discipline."

"I'm experienced and profitable — I want to sharpen my edge and add structure."

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