How do you measure up? Use this free self-evaluation to identify your trading strengths and weaknesses
February 20th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
Before the trading advice gets going it will probably be helpful for you to know where you stand regarding the main pillars of trading. Obviously there isn’t a ‘one size fits all’ prescription for turning your trading around so by evaluating yourself, you’ll know where you need to focus the most.
Here’s the evaluation…
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Comment by Michael Alexander on 8 May 2008:
Nice self evaluation quiz.
Comment by Michael Alexander on 8 May 2008:
very disciplined
Comment by saul on 23 May 2008:
took some courses,but not confidente about reading charts or kowing when to enter or exit trade,which way stock is going ,timing to place trade etc.
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Comment by K.VITTAL SHETTY on 13 July 2008:
I am trying my best to master the trading teqnics. Eventhough I am a supremely confident person I could not make money in my trading and this evaluation has made me lot of good to know myself honestly. I think I will be helped to set myself on the right path
Comment by GODFRED on 13 July 2008:
am loosing too much money
Comment by Robin on 13 July 2008:
A good self evaluation quiz that should help improve my trading performance.
Comment by Laura on 15 July 2008:
I am completely new to trading and I have absolutely no idea what I am doing! Acutally I had a thought to buy a put on GM with a strike of 10 after watching my stocks lose money every day as the market hit a new low almost every day of the week. I made a 900% profit on my put, but I know it was mostly out of luck. I did the same with Ford, XHB, and XLF. Honestly, I didn’t even know I was supposed to have a method! Now I want to know everything there is to know because I’m sure if I trade based on luck, luck will soon run out.
Comment by Mo on 16 July 2008:
Hi Laura,
Yesterday and today is an important low point in the market so I’d be careful with those puts – things should start trading up now, at least in the S&P500. We may see some new lows around the 23rd of July but other than that we are heading up for a while.
If you are hungry to learn more then please keep reading – there’s tons of information here specifically for new and struggling traders. You may want to start in the introduction section.
All the best,
Mo
Comment by MarcoA on 29 July 2008:
Nice tool. I feel the questions could emphasize limiting risk entry rather than setting exit targets, since there are many methods of exiting.