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TraderTypes Decision Atlas · v2

Your personality is only the first coordinate.

The original 12 everyday-situation questions remain the core. Four deeper preference checks and four reality-calibration questions then extend the report into trading rhythm, product categories, derivatives boundaries, and risk process.

20 questions · about 6 minutes · no accountAnswers are calculated on this device and are not sent to analytics.

A process hypothesis—not a profit prediction

Your report will combineTT2
INTJ

Type + time + products + risk

Two people with the same four letters can receive different holding windows, learning tools, derivatives boundaries, and guardrails when their real constraints differ.

  • 01Original 12-question core
  • 02Holding window and product map
  • 03Derivatives and risk boundaries
TT2 · TYPE · TIME · TOOLS · RISK
20questions
16type coordinates
TT2adaptive report paths

16 starting coordinates

Read the type. Keep the person.

Each profile describes a decision process to investigate. It does not measure skill, financial suitability, or expected return.

01ISTJ

The Process Auditor

Make the rule observable, then repeat it patiently.

Read profile 02ISFJ

The Steady Steward

Protect the routine before increasing complexity.

Read profile 03INFJ

The Thesis Navigator

See the longer story, then demand visible proof.

Read profile 04INTJ

The Strategy Engineer

Design the system, then freeze it long enough to learn.

Read profile 05ISTP

The Tactical Mechanic

Observe the mechanism, test one response, measure it.

Read profile 06ISFP

The Rhythm Observer

Read the moment, act simply, keep risk inflexible.

Read profile 07INFP

The Purposeful Allocator

Study what matters to you without marrying the story.

Read profile 08INTP

The Model Explorer

Turn curiosity into one falsifiable experiment.

Read profile 09ESTP

The Momentum Scout

Act on visible movement and stop just as quickly.

Read profile 10ESFP

The Catalyst Surfer

Use market energy without letting it make the decision.

Read profile 11ENFP

The Theme Connector

Let curiosity find ideas; let a cap choose the trade.

Read profile 12ENTP

The Hypothesis Hunter

Explore widely, run one live hypothesis at a time.

Read profile 13ESTJ

The Execution Captain

Plan the session, execute, and make stopping a rule.

Read profile 14ESFJ

The Routine Balancer

Notice participation, then verify it independently.

Read profile 15ENFJ

The Conviction Guide

Read attention early; let evidence have the last word.

Read profile 16ENTJ

The Portfolio Architect

Allocate deliberately and let limits outrank conviction.

Read profile

Trading basics

Learn the mechanics before choosing a market.

The safest first step is understanding product structure, costs, liquidity, and loss mechanics—not finding a faster signal.

01

Learning guide · process

Trading style is a workflow, not a personality costume.

Open guide 02

Learning guide · products

Know what you own, what can move it, and how losses are amplified.

Open guide 03

Learning guide · risk

Risk management begins before the entry.

Open guide

How the model works

Personality suggests comfort. Reality sets the constraint.

The original 12 prompts estimate four MBTI-inspired preference pairs. Four deeper prompts check close results without replacing that core. Four separate calibration prompts ask about sustainable time, experience, review style, and execution friction; those practical constraints outrank personality.