Quiz 2 – 5 Questions to Test Your Trading Reflexes

🐊 Trap VS 🦆 Run, Week 8 Day 1

Ducky Goes to Trap School 🎒
Theme: MFI, VWAP, psychological levels, price behavior traps based on actual trades in the last 2 weeks.
(Answers at the end of 3 Questions & Report Card at the end)

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1. VWAP Tease Trap
NVDA spikes above VWAP at 10:15 AM with rising MFI. But volume is decreasing, and price stalls at a known resistance zone.
What’s your best move?

A. Go long — MFI is rising
B. Short — it’s likely a fake breakout
C. Wait for confirmation of a clean breakout + volume
D. Place a straddle and wait for direction

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2. MFI Divergence Surprise
AAPL pushes higher, forming three green candles, but MFI starts rolling over under 50. What does this mean?

A. Bullish continuation — MFI is lagging
B. Exit long positions — potential trap
C. Short immediately — MFI is bearish
D. Wait for price to touch VWAP

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3. The Premarket Fade Game
TSLA spikes in premarket on thin volume. It opens at +3% above yesterday’s close. What should you be most careful of?

A. Missing the breakout
B. Premarket bull trap — fade risk
C. Underestimating continuation
D. Buying puts too early

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See below for answers to Questions 1 to 3 before proceeding to Questions 4 & 5.

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Answers:

1. C

2. B

3. B

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4. Triple VWAP Touch
GOOGL tests VWAP for the THIRD time after bouncing TWICE. Volume is flat, and MFI is neutral around 50.
What’s the most disciplined reaction?

A. Go long — third time’s the charm
B. Short immediately — triple test means rejection
C. Wait — this is the coin flip zone
D. Buy calls — breakout is likely

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5. The Psychological Level Squeeze
AMZN breaks above $150 psychological resistance with a strong candle and follow-up volume. What should you do?

A. Chase the breakout immediately
B. Short the top — $150 always fails
C. Wait for retest of $150 before entering
D. Go long if next candle is green

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Answers:

4. C

5. C
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🚀🚽🪠 Quiz Results Explained:

These answers are marked as "correct" based on widely accepted risk management principles — especially valuable in today’s volatile environment, where a bear market or even recession may be forming beneath the surface.

However, risk tolerance and trading strategies vary across individuals.

> If your approach differs — that doesn’t mean you're wrong. It just means you're playing a different style, with different tools and tolerance.

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✅ Answers:

1. C – Wait for confirmation + volume. MFI can be deceiving without real follow-through.

2. B – MFI rollover during price rise is a classic trap sign. Exit or stay out.

3. B – Thin volume premarket spikes often fade. Watch for a trap at the open.

4. C – Triple VWAP touches = coin flip zone. Ghost Shadow Rule: “Only re-enter after volume confirms.”

5. C – Wait for retest. Breakouts are often fake until proven otherwise.

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🧓 Ducky Grandma’s Report Card:

5/5 – “Aha! You’ve got your wings. You fly smart, not fast. Just don’t get cocky!”

4/5 – “Very sharp, darling. Just double-check volume before you leap.”

3/5 – “You're nearly there — time for some tea, chart replays, and tighter stops.”

2/5 or less – “You’ve been baited by the candy candles. Time to duck and reset!”

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Final Thought:

Feel free to share your insights and alternative strategies!
The goal isn’t to be perfect — it’s to be thoughtful, disciplined, and ready to adapt.
— and great job making it here to learn though the trading day has not started yet! 🦆📈

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