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Chart timeframes quiz

8 questions · from 8 lessons

Questions on matching the chart to the trade: how long you plan to hold, which timeframe sets the trend, which one times the entry, and which hours of the session move most.

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One question from each lesson in this topic. Pick an answer to see why, then open the lesson if you want to review it.

Question 1 of 8
The drawing shows the same ten-session rise of a US stock on four charts, regular hours only. Which one is the daily chart?
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Question 2 of 8
On this 5-minute chart of a morning session, four long entries are marked. Which one follows the guidelines in this lesson?
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Question 3 of 8
Each bar is a planned scalp: its height is the target, and the red part at the bottom is the same $0.03 of round-trip costs. Which scalp loses the biggest share of its target to costs?
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Question 4 of 8
Support sits at $48 on a daily chart. Which daily candle traded below the level during the day but shows it holding at the close?
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Question 5 of 8
The drawing shows one week of daily candles, Monday to Friday, and four candidate candles on the same price scale. Which one is the correct weekly candle?
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Question 6 of 8
On this 1-hour chart at daily support, price made a low, a higher low, and you buy the break of the small high. Which line is the tightest stop that still sits where the idea is proven wrong?
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Question 7 of 8
In the drawing, small candles for the 15-minute, 30-minute and 1-hour frames sit beside a 5-minute chart. If you trade the 5-minute chart, what is the job of the bigger frames?
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Question 8 of 8
The timeline shows the regular US session in New York time with four marked moments. Which one usually falls in the midday lull, when volume is thinnest?
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Test yourself

The drawing shows the same ten-session rise of a US stock on four charts, regular hours only. Which one is the daily chart?

On this 5-minute chart of a morning session, four long entries are marked. Which one follows the guidelines in this lesson?

Each bar is a planned scalp: its height is the target, and the red part at the bottom is the same $0.03 of round-trip costs. Which scalp loses the biggest share of its target to costs?

Support sits at $48 on a daily chart. Which daily candle traded below the level during the day but shows it holding at the close?

The drawing shows one week of daily candles, Monday to Friday, and four candidate candles on the same price scale. Which one is the correct weekly candle?

On this 1-hour chart at daily support, price made a low, a higher low, and you buy the break of the small high. Which line is the tightest stop that still sits where the idea is proven wrong?

In the drawing, small candles for the 15-minute, 30-minute and 1-hour frames sit beside a 5-minute chart. If you trade the 5-minute chart, what is the job of the bigger frames?

The timeline shows the regular US session in New York time with four marked moments. Which one usually falls in the midday lull, when volume is thinnest?