Hey traders,
When I started trading, I had no clue what kind of trader I wanted to be.
I tried everything. Scalping. Swinging. Even held a few positions overnight with sweaty palms and no real plan. You name it, I’ve done it.
Turns out, your personality runs the show. Some traders need action 24/7. Others wait for that perfect A+ setup like it’s the only girl at prom.
So I made a quick quiz for you.
Nothing fancy. Just a few questions to help you figure out what kind of trader you actually are.
Keep track of your answers—mostly A’s, B’s, C’s, or D’s—and I’ll break down your style at the end.
1. When the market opens, you feel:
A) Pumped. Already watching fast movers.
B) Calm. You’ve got your watchlist, and you’re sticking to it.
C) Cautious. You wait and see how things shape up.
D) Stressed. You jump in sometimes just because it feels like you should.
2. When a stock spikes, your first instinct:
A) Slam the buy button. Ride the momentum.
B) Wait for a pullback. You want a clean entry.
C) Study the chart. You’re looking at resistance, volume, and the whole setup.
D) Panic. FOMO kicks in, and you chase.
3. You like to trade:
A) All day. More setups, more chances.
B) Just the morning. Get in, get out.
C) Only when everything lines up perfectly.
D) Randomly. You’re still figuring things out, but it’s working somehow.
4. Biggest struggle?
A) Overtrading.
B) Waiting too long, missing moves.
C) Not pulling the trigger even when it looks good.
D) No real structure. Feels like you’re guessing half the time.
5. You want your trades to feel:
A) Fast and exciting.
B) Precise and calculated.
C) Calm and well-researched.
D) Less chaotic. More confidence, less stress.
Look back at your answers and notice which letter came up the most.
Maybe you leaned heavily in one direction, or maybe you saw a little bit of everything.
Either way, this gives you a clearer picture of how you naturally approach the market.
Most people never take the time to think through their tendencies or trading habits.
They follow someone else’s strategy, copy alerts, and hope something clicks.
But the more honest you get about how you think, what you enjoy, and where you struggle, the easier it gets to build a strategy that actually works for you.
Now let’s take a look at what your answers say about your trader type.
Mostly A’s?
You’re The Hustler.
You love momentum, fast trades, and staying in the action. You’re quick to spot opportunity, and you move with confidence—sometimes a little too quickly.
Your biggest challenge is knowing when to slow down and filter out the noise.
You’ll feel right at home inside Eight Figure Advisory. It keeps you locked in on the biggest opportunities, without the chaos.
Mostly B’s?
You’re The Sniper.
You wait for the setup to come to you. You like structure, you value precision, and you’d rather take one clean trade than five sloppy ones. You already know the power of patience, but dialing in your edge can take it even further.
Seven-Figure Cycles gives you the tools and routines to stay sharp and steady.
Mostly C’s?
You’re The Thinker.
You don’t just want to trade, you want to understand every piece of the setup.
You look at charts, volume, catalysts, price levels, and then make a plan based on logic and probability. When you commit, you commit with confidence.
The Power Signal Indicator gives you an extra layer of conviction by backing up your thinking with clear data.
Mostly D’s?
You’re The Cowboy.
You move fast, take risks, and love the thrill, but structure tends to go out the window.
You’ve probably felt frustrated by inconsistent results, but that’s not because you’re “bad” at trading. You just need a better plan and some real support to help you stick to it.
Start with my 30-day test drive. Build better habits and figure out a rhythm that actually works.
So… why does this even matter?
Because when you trade against your personality, you’re basically swimming upstream.
You second-guess everything. You force trades. You ignore setups that make sense for you.
But when you understand your trading style, you stop trying to force strategies that don’t fit.
You focus on setups that actually make sense to you, and you build a plan around how you think, how you react, and what keeps you consistent.
That’s when your trades get cleaner, your confidence grows, and your results start to reflect the work you’re putting in.
That’s how I went from flailing to full-time.
If you’re ready to trade in a way that actually fits you, not someone else’s style, this is where to start.
See you out there,
Jack Kellogg