Cancel a Subscription: Separate Future Savings from Refunds
Audit a fictional monthly and annual subscription over a fixed twelve-month window. Calculate avoided renewals, replacement costs and the difference a missed deadline makes.
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The Same Dividend in Two Files: Import Without Counting It Twice
Use a fictional USD84 receipt, an overlapping export and a conflicting reference to check what DividenNote accepts, skips or blocks. Download the exact practice files.
Buy, Add and Sell Part: Reconcile Average Cost and Realized Profit
Reproduce three fictional trades with fees: 150 shares remaining, USD11.02 average cost and USD198 realized gain. Compare portfolio cost with cash recovered and a hypothetical valuation.
Before Changing Phones or Clearing Browser Data: Back Up Numbrite Correctly
See exactly what each of four local backups contains, restore fictional files in the right tool and compare counts, currencies and calculated results before trusting the transfer.
How to Read a Stock Chart: Candles, Averages and the Timeframe
Read one original synthetic chart from price to volume. Identify open, high, low and close, check the candle colour convention and separate a daily pattern from a trading decision.
MACD for Beginners: Two Lines, Histogram and False Crossovers
Calculate MACD12/26/9 on a synthetic price series, reproduce bar 35 and understand why a crossover or shrinking histogram does not guarantee a price reversal.
RSI14 Explained: Wilder Smoothing,70/30 and a Hand Calculation
Calculate RSI70 and its next value 63.1944 from an explicit price sequence. Learn why overbought is not an automatic sell and oversold is not a guaranteed rebound.
Stock Volume Explained: Relative Activity Is Not Net Money Inflow
Compare 240,000 shares with a prior 20-bar average of 100,000, understand a 2.4x volume ratio and avoid confusing green volume bars with measured buying inflows.
MACD, RSI and Volume Agree—What Still Belongs in a Trade Plan?
Build a fictional 31-share plan from a 100 risk budget, then show how a gap can turn the planned 99.20 loss into 192.20. Indicators do not determine position size or guarantee execution.
Covered Call Explained: Premium, Capped Upside and Stock Downside
Work through 100 shares bought at USD50, a 55 strike and USD2 premium. Compare expiry outcomes, a 48 breakeven and why receiving USD200 does not make the stock safe.
Covered Call Orders: Sell to Open, Buy to Close and Buy-Write
Follow a hypothetical one-contract order from opening to closing. Distinguish buying back a short call from buying a new long call, and check quantities, fills and the remaining stock exposure.
Covered Call Assignment and Rolling: A Net Credit Can Still Hide a Loss
Study early assignment near an ex-dividend date, then close a call at 4 and open another at 5. Separate the 100 cash credit, old 200 loss and new 500 option liability.
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