Free · Self-paced · 5 courses · 12 lessons
Build your trading skills with Wisuno Academy
Learn how trading actually works — what a position costs, how leverage behaves, and what happens to an account when a market moves against you. No signals, no forecasts, no fees.
What’s in the Wisuno Academy?
Two ways to learn, built to work together: read the mechanics, then practise them with nothing at stake.
Five short courses in sequence, twelve lessons between them. Each course groups the lessons that belong together and ends with a quiz. About six minutes a lesson.
The same platform and the same live prices, with no money at stake. Place the orders each lesson describes and watch what they cost before any of it is real.
Start here
If you read nothing else, read these three. They cover what a trade is, what leverage does to an account, and how to size a position before you open it.
What Is Forex Trading? A Beginner’s Guide
What you are actually buying and selling, what moves the price, and the four costs that apply to every position.
Leverage and Margin Explained
How margin is calculated, and exactly what a margin call and a stop-out do to your account — worked through to the pip.
Risk Management: Position Sizing and the 1% Rule
The arithmetic that turns a stop-loss distance into a lot size, step by step, including when the answer is “no trade”.
The Beginner track
Five courses in order, twelve lessons between them. Each course assumes the one before it, so the fastest route through is the obvious one — top to bottom.
How does trading work?
Who is on the other side of your trade, what a CFD actually is, and why a falling price is a position rather than a problem.
Costs, pricing and position size
How to read a quote, what one pip is worth at your size, and how leverage changes the amount of your balance that is on the line.
Orders, execution and market hours
What each order type does, when your level is a trigger rather than a price, and how the clock changes what a trade costs.
Risk management and discipline
The arithmetic that turns a stop distance into a lot size, and the decisions that undo it once a position is open.
Reading charts
What a candlestick records and hides, and how to mark the areas a market has stalled in before without covering the chart in lines.
Three levels, built in order
The Beginner track is finished and published first on purpose. A half-built curriculum is worse than a small complete one.
Beginner
Five courses covering instruments, costs, orders, sizing and the behaviour that undoes most new accounts. No prior knowledge assumed.
Intermediate
Building a plan, reading economic releases, correlation between positions, and managing more than one trade at a time.
Advanced
Strategy testing, execution quality, portfolio-level risk, and the mechanics behind the instruments rather than their surface.
Practise it before it costs anything
A demo account runs the same platform on the same live prices, with nothing at stake. Place the orders the lessons describe and watch what they cost.
