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What Type of Trader Are You

Ten realistic scenarios help you find your natural approach to markets. Get a clear profile, specific strengths, common blind spots, and useful next steps. No theory. Practical clarity.

Question 1 of 10

Before the open what do you actually do

Write a simple plan with bias key levels and must not do Scan news and hot names and go where the action is Build a watchlist from stats or backtests Watch the first minutes unfold and feel for momentum

When a trade goes against you what happens next

Stop at the planned level and reassess calmly Add size because the move looks like a dip to buy Pause check metrics and only continue if they still align Step aside and try again if momentum shifts back

Your max daily loss rule is

Set in advance and enforced without exception Flexible if the next trade looks amazing Calculated from expectancy and volatility Based on how the session feels in real time

Your most common execution mistake

None when I follow a checklist but I skip it sometimes Chasing late then cutting early Over analyzing and missing the entry Early entries without confirmation

How many trades do you take on a normal day

A small number that match my plan Many because I like to stay active As many as my signals produce Few but I scale in and out as momentum changes

What starts a revenge cycle for you

Breaking my rules then trying to fix the day A big red trade that I want to win back fast Frustration when stats do not match live results Missing a big move then forcing the next one

End of day review looks like this

Short journal with screenshots and lessons I skim but do not write much Spreadsheet metrics and tags for every trade Quick mental recap and I move on

Which fits your style best right now

Structured with a small set of A setups Fast and decisive when things move System driven with clear rules Reading the tape and flowing with trend

Time of day that suits you best

First hour with a plan then stop All day I like to stay active Late morning once data is in Power hours when momentum is clear

If I could change one thing fast it would be

Follow my plan without second guessing Cut revenge trades and over trading Size correctly and protect the downside Enter at better spots with patience

What Type of Trader Are You

Before the open what do you actually do

When a trade goes against you what happens next

Your max daily loss rule is

Your most common execution mistake

How many trades do you take on a normal day

What starts a revenge cycle for you

End of day review looks like this

Which fits your style best right now

Time of day that suits you best

If I could change one thing fast it would be

Your Trading Personality

Core Strengths

Potential Blind Spots

Practical Next Steps

How I would coach you one to one