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19 questions — pick an answer for each, then check your score.
1. Which factor should be checked first when evaluating a new broker?
2. Why is comparing headline spreads alone misleading when choosing a broker?
3. What is the main purpose of a broker comparison checklist?
4. Which detail is easy to overlook but critical when comparing withdrawal reliability across brokers?
5. What is the only reliable way to confirm a broker is genuinely regulated?
6. Why should you check which specific legal entity you're actually onboarded to, not just the brand name?
7. Which of these is a classic red flag of a trading scam?
8. In a scam, what typically happens when a victim tries to withdraw funds?
9. What is the key structural difference between a Ponzi scheme and a pyramid scheme?
10. What is a telling sign that a 'trading fund' may actually be a Ponzi scheme?
11. Why are screenshots of profit weak evidence for a signal provider's skill?
12. What should you look for to verify a signal provider's track record is genuine?
13. What is a common warning sign of a fake or unfair funded trading firm evaluation?
14. What should you check before paying for a funded trading firm evaluation?
15. What does a risk disclosure statement's retail-loss percentage figure typically tell you?
16. What does the phrase 'past performance isn't indicative of future results' actually mean?
17. When reading an economic calendar, what usually drives the market's reaction to a data release?
18. If you risk 1% ($50) of a $5,000 account with a 25-pip stop and a pip value of $1 per mini lot, roughly how many mini lots keeps you close to that risk limit?
19. How do a trade checklist, risk calculator, and trading journal work together?