How this integrated assessment works

The seven-axis portrait uses primary-market experience (learning/paper/<1/1–3/>3 years: 0/20/40/65/85), decisiveness, habits, market reading, rule execution, adaptability and risk appetite. Eight scenarios use 0–2: both items are required for each paired axis; their mean × 50 is the indicator. Habits average reverse review friction with journal/pause practice; rules average reverse rule friction with plan/sizing practice. These scales are editorial, not validated measures of ability. Narrative selection combines traits, behavior, market experience and attention; it is not a prediction or an AI reading of hidden motives. Prior answers remain saved; unknown new traits remain blank.

16 original MBTI-inspired preference items: four each for E/I, S/N, T/F and J/P. Answers range from −3 to +3; each axis sums four answers. A zero sum remains X. Percentages describe the position on that response scale, not probability, diagnostic confidence or skill. This is not the official MBTI instrument.

12 behavior items cover six frictions. Each uses 0–4 frequency; an unexperienced situation is null, never zero. The mean of available answers divided by four gives 0–100. A priority requires both answers and at least 50. These friction scores inform interpretation and are not the seven portrait axes.

Four process questions describe written planning, sizing, journaling and pause rules. A missing foundation calls for mechanics and simulation. Market experience is recorded independently for every selected market. Market rules and available attention constrain workflows before personality preferences are considered.

TT-C2 is a descriptive educational model, not a psychometrically validated diagnosis. No performance forecast, financial suitability score or advice to buy a security is produced. Sample profiles are fictional and use the same scoring path as personal reports.

Answers and progress stay in this browser under a new versioned key. Samples do not overwrite personal answers. Optional analytics is off by default and does not receive answers, market context or scores. You can clear the saved assessment from the homepage.