CYGURU GOLD · Beginner course

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Final review · All four modules

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Module 01 · Market foundations

1. A USD 6 adverse move affects a linear short position of 4 ounces by how much before costs?A USD 24 gainA USD 24 lossA USD 6 loss

2. You need the exact sequence of trades inside an old candle. Is its OHLC summary sufficient?Yes, it preserves every transactionNo, different price paths can share the same OHLCYes, if the candle has a long wick

3. A working entry order remains after its setup has expired. What should the review flag?An order-management risk that can create unintended exposureA guaranteed better priceNo exposure is possible because the idea expired

4. A method earns 0.15R per trade gross and incurs 0.20R per trade in consistently measured costs. What is net expectancy?-0.05R+0.35R+0.15R

5. A stop is 10 dollars from entry, but a gap produces a fill 14 dollars away. Which assumption failed?That quantity mattersThat the stop trigger guaranteed the fill priceThat a market can move

6. A practice session ends profitably, with three undocumented rule exceptions. What should the journal preserve?Only the prettiest chartOnly the positive balance changeBoth the profit and all three exceptions

Module 02 · Risk & execution

7. The risk budget is USD 60, stop distance USD 12 per ounce and contract size 100 oz per lot. What is theoretical size before costs?5 lots0.05 lots0.5 lots

8. Your broker increases leverage while your position size and price path stay the same. Does that alone reduce the position’s price loss?Yes, higher leverage reduces every lossYes, the margin amount is always the lossNo, the same linear exposure has the same price sensitivity

9. A study labels a level only after seeing a clean reversal there. What evidence is missing?The color of the winning candleA level definition recorded before the outcomeA stronger story about the participants

10. A release time changes because the source timezone enters daylight saving. What should your schedule use?The same clock conversion used in every monthA guessed local time from last weekThe authoritative date and timezone converted for that date

11. You keep changing timeframes until one supports the trade you want. What should the review flag?A decision rule being replaced by confirmation seekingA consistent hierarchyProof that the shortest interval is best

12. A record has 70 wins of USD 1 and 30 losses of USD 3, with no other costs. What is the total result?USD 40 profitUSD 70 profitUSD 20 loss

Module 03 · Conditions & review

13. Your trend rule requires a defined sequence of swings, but current swings are ambiguous. What preserves the method?Treat one large candle as conclusiveRecord the uncertainty and use its predefined no-setup ruleLabel the direction you prefer

14. An ATR reading is 15. Can the next true range exceed 15?Yes, an average does not cap the next observationNo, ATR is a ceilingOnly if the chart is broken

15. A breakout study saves 12 successful examples and excludes 8 qualifying failures. What is wrong with its evaluation?The sample contains too many lossesThe selection hides outcomes produced by the same ruleNothing, success is the only useful observation

16. An account drops 50% from its peak. What percentage gain on the remaining capital restores that peak?50%100%25%

17. After inspecting the separate evaluation period, you repeatedly tune the rule to improve it. What has changed?The improved result guarantees live successThe period remains untouched evidenceThat period is now part of the rule-selection process

18. You complete a checklist after placing the order. Which function has it lost for that decision?The ability to document the eventThe ability to count the positionThe ability to prevent entry when a required condition fails

Module 04 · Execution & evidence

19. Two observation windows show different spreads. What must be kept comparable before attributing the difference to the session?Instrument, provider, quantity and the observation conventionOnly the chart colorOnly the winning trades

20. An order audit calculates -USD 52 from actual fills plus USD 2 of separate commission. What is net P/L before other adjustments?-USD 50-USD 54-USD 52

21. A USD 60 aggregate practice budget faces two planned losses of USD 40 and USD 35. What does the comparison show?The total is USD 35The USD 75 total exceeds the aggregate budget by USD 15Each ticket fits, so the aggregate budget is automatically satisfied

22. An original USD 100 risk base produces USD 50 on a first partial exit and USD 100 on the rest. What is the combined R outcome before costs?+3R+1.5R+0.5R

23. Reordering the same twenty outcomes preserves the final sum. Can the interim drawdown and running estimates differ?Yes, the order changes the interim pathNo, every path must matchOnly if the final sum also changes

24. A review changes several method rules and blends the new trades with the old record without labels. What has been lost?The last market quoteThe possibility of taking a screenshotTraceability between rule versions and their outcomes

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