Beginner track · 5 courses · 12 lessons · 76 min
Online courses
Five short courses, in order. Each one groups the lessons that belong together and ends with a quiz, so you can tell whether it landed before moving on.
The Beginner track
Work through them top to bottom. Each course assumes the one before it.
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.
