JCB/Market Structure/Indicator Quiz

Buy/Sell stops= Continuation of a trend/sequence:

When this pattern activates, we are looking to ___ the right shoulder

In this trending market, we buy at higher highs:

Gravestone, Evening star, and hammer at a resistance, indicates a bearish reversal:

Candlesticks are the language of the market.

Stock market opens at:

This bearish rectangle pattern signifies a continuation for the sell

This pattern which indicates the continuation of a buy is called:

When candlesticks are stacking in a buy sequence, it indicates continuation of buys.

Repeating patterns of Higher highs and higher lows indicate which trend?

In a bearish market, we are looking to:

This candlestick pattern is called:

What type of market structure is this?

Support and Resistance levels are areas where price stops and reverses.

What is number 1?

Repeating patterns of Lower highs and Lower lows indicate which trend?

During this market, who is in control of the market?

What does this pattern indicate?

What candlestick patterns are number 3 to 6

What trend is this market in?

Hammer signifies bullish momentum/pressure

When the stoch stays above 80, it signals a continuation for:

Bearish Pennant is a continuation of a:

After an impulse, follows a retracement of price

This market structure pattern is called:

Pg. 51 to Pg. 68 of the JCB are the market structure pages:

To draw a valid trendline, you need at least 2 swing points.

S3 to R5= Ranging zone

In this trending market, we are:

What candlestick pattern is this?

What is this candlestick pattern called?

Pinbars on the 1 min timeframe of Nas100 will signal continuation of a sequence:

Who is in control of this market?

Trending markets are characterized by two important moves:

Ascending triangle pattern, we are looking for the continuation of the:

Long upper wicks indicate bearish momentum

FOMO refers and leads to:

When the market is bullish, we are looking for buys.

This bullish reversal pattern at support is called:

This is an example of a choppy market

This evening star pattern at resistance signifies bearsish reversal

In terms of this imbalance, we can start setting buy stops:

What is number 2?

What is this candlestick pattern called?

What market structure pattern is this?

S0 to -3= Oversold, look for buys

Double top, we are looking for sells

Double bottom pattern indicates a buy

R8 to +1= Overbought market, look for sells

Dojis signify indecision and exhaustion in the market

Buy/Sell limits= Reversal of the previous trend/sequence

What is number 7?

Long lower wicks indicate bullish pressure/momentum

In a ranging market, we buy at the support: