Fifteen questions.

1You think a stock falls this week. What are you buying?

Puts — phone down.

2One options contract represents how many shares?

100 shares.

3What is the most you can lose buying a call?

The premium. That is the apartment deposit.

4$10,000 account. Most in one trade, by her rule?

Ten percent.

5Your contract is 0DTE and it is 3pm. What is eating it?

Time itself.

6Green candle means?

Body up.

7Buyers keep appearing at $50 and it bounces. $50 is?

A floor is support.

8Big move, almost no volume. Read?

Volume is what makes a move real.

9Buying more of a losing position as it falls is called?

And it is how a hole becomes a crater.

10When should the plan for taking profit be made?

Before. She had no target at $55,000, so she had nothing to measure against.

11Best two hours to day trade, by her routine?

9:30 to about 11:30 Eastern.

12Shares you bought have halved and you have not sold. You have lost?

Nothing is realised until you sell. Shares do not expire.

13You are unwell and distracted. Correct move?

Rule three.

14What does she say you should do before risking real money?

Her first mistake, offered to you for free.

15Which is true of a longer expiration?

You are buying insurance and insurance has a price.