Intermediate · Lessons 25–44 and 85–100

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Physical gold & price references

1. Which unit matches a conventional USD-per-troy-ounce gold reference?
2. A fine-ounce reference is USD 2,000 and purchase cost is USD 2,080. What premium uses the reference as denominator?
3. Two accounts show the same ounce exposure. Must their custody and counterparty risks be the same?
4. A historical auction reference is opened on a webpage today. Does that make it a current executable retail offer?
5. Dollar gold rises 10% while local units per dollar fall 5%. What is the unhedged local reference return before costs?

Instruments, data & portfolio decisions

6. Two long 100-ounce teaching contracts gain USD 1.50 per ounce. What is P/L before fees?
7. The next settlement rises from 1,990 to 2,005. What is the two-day sum after the first day’s -USD 1,000?
8. Does the COT publication date necessarily equal the positions’ observation date?
9. A fictional share offer is USD 101 and compatible NAV is USD 100. What is the offer premium?
10. Restoring a hypothetical 10% target in that USD 102,000 portfolio implies what before costs?

Indicators & chart data

11. Which changes a moving average definition?
12. Does RSI 70 mean a 70% chance of a decline?
13. A futures venue reports contract volume. Does this cover every global OTC gold transaction?
14. Can a synthetic close be assumed to be an executable market price?
15. Does closing a 15-minute chart bar necessarily confirm its hourly input?

Signals & performance records

16. What can lower-timeframe data do?
17. What proves an alert matches the latest intended rule?
18. A retry has the same stable event ID. What should a deduplicating dashboard do?
19. Returns are +10%, −10% and +5%. What is their compounded total?
20. Equity rises to 10500 before a 5000 deposit, then rises from 15500 to 15600. What is the linked return approximately?

Build the complete paper system

21. What distinguishes a system from a setup?
22. C=2000.10, H=2000 and spread=0.50 under S≤0.50. What follows?
23. The same one-ounce execution ID is delivered twice. What changes economically?
24. A USD 50 ticket budget supports what whole-ounce size at USD 11.20 per ounce?
25. Subtract USD 2 total explicit fees from USD 30 gross. What is net?
26. Nine of ten closed programs have usable cost details. What is cost completeness among closed records?

Execution discipline & decision quality

27. The same five ounces instead enter at 2006 with unchanged stop. How much greater is price risk?
28. What additional explicit cost comes from eight attempts instead of three at USD 4 each?
29. Losses of 50, 100 and 200 instead produce what total loss?
30. May the combined twenty-trade history be described as twenty trades from frozen version B?
31. Three compliant trades lose. How should process classification change?

Integrated cases & final project

32. Two ounces exit at 2010 and two at 2020 after entry 2000. After USD 2 fees what is net?
33. With the same entry and fees but stress exit 1998, what is net?
34. A 12:20 signal arrives at 12:46. Does arrival after the window make the old signal fresh?
35. Three ounces then exit at 1998, with USD 3 total fees. What is net result?
36. What is economic P&L after separating the external deposit?

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