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Swing Trading Concepts and Strategies

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is swing trading and how long do these trades typically last?

a)

A long-term investment strategy lasting months to years.

b)

A short-term investment strategy lasting a few days to a few weeks.

c)

A day trading strategy where assets are bought and sold within the same day.

d)

A strategy focused on profiting from long-term market trends.

2.

What type of analysis do swing traders primarily use to decide when to enter or exit a trade?

a)

Fundamental analysis, studying financial statements.

b)

Technical analysis, studying price charts.

c)

Economic analysis, focusing on global events.

d)

Qualitative analysis, assessing company management.

3.

What are two common entry signals swing traders use when trading on support and resistance levels?

a)

Uptrend and Downtrend.

b)

Buy and Sell.

c)

Bounce and Breakout.

d)

Peak and Trough.

4.

If a trader has a $50,000 portfolio and is willing to risk 1% on a trade with a trade risk of $2 per share, how many shares can they buy?

a)

100 shares

b)

250 shares

c)

500 shares

d)

1000 shares

5.

What is investing?

a)

Possibility that an investment will fail to pay the expected return

b)

Money invested is usually used to pay for long-term goals

c)

Assets purchased with the goal of providing additional income from the asset itself but with the risk of loss

d)

The danger that money won’t be worth as much in the future as it is today.

6.

What does it mean if a stock is described as "volatile"?

a)

It pays high dividends.

b)

Its price does not change.

c)

It has a stable market.

d)

Its price can change rapidly in a short period.

7.

If you bought a stock at $20 a share and now it's worth $40 a share how much do you make per share if you sell all your stock now?

a)

$10

b)

$40

c)

$20

d)

-$20

8.

What does the term "bull market" refer to?

a)

A market in decline.

b)

A market showing sustained increase in stock prices.

c)

A market dominated by bearish investors.

d)

A market where stocks are traded for animals.

9.

What is Bull market?

a)

Buying a bull online

b)

When everything goes up and people are buying.

c)

When prices are going down and nobody is buying.

d)

When people are selling false information.

10.

What is a stock market?

a)

A place where groceries are sold.

b)

A platform for the exchange of services.

c)

A venue where stocks and bonds are traded.

d)

A website for buying and selling cars.

11.

What is investing?

a)

Spending all your money on toys

b)

Putting money in a piggy bank

c)

Using money to make more money

d)

Borrowing money from a friend