Part 3

A few questions you have not seen before.

2 of them, and about two minutes. Being wrong costs nothing. You can go again straight away.

  1. A set of these has three possible answers: it held, it failed, or nothing has been decided. How many of the three is it fair to answer with?

  2. Put these in the order they happen when a push past a level fails.

    1. 1People act on the push, with their exits just under it
    2. 2Price comes back under the level
    3. 3Those exits fire together, and it moves quickly the other way
    4. 4Price pushes past a level everyone can see

Every lesson in this part is still open. So is every part after it. This check opens nothing, because nothing here is closed.

After the questions above comes a mixed set. The items come from the same bank the daily drills use. It closes this part and opens nothing. Everything after it is already open.

Boss drillTelling a break that holds from one that does not — Evidence: mixedDocumented statistical support with caveats; sensitive to market, period and cost · read 2026-07-30

The pattern, mixed in with the ones it is confused with: a push that holds, a push that fails, nothing decided yet

Finishing this closes the part. It opens nothing, because nothing is closed. Every lesson, every later part and the certification session are already open to you.

1 of 9. Price touched last night’s high and stalled — what is the call?