How markets actually work, who's on the other side of your trade, and what a "position" even is.
Order types, fills, slippage, fees, margin. The plumbing no broker explains because they assume you know.
The math that decides whether you survive long enough for your edge to matter. Includes the spreadsheet.
Trends, support and resistance, what indicators actually measure — and the ones that don't tell you anything.
Each course builds on the last. No gaps, no repetition — a clean path from zero to competent, sequenced the way a curriculum should be.
Fills, slippage, margin, order types, and the mechanics no broker explains. The gap between knowing and doing, covered directly.
Our faculty hold CMT and CFA designations and have traded real capital. They have made the mistakes so you do not have to.
Guides
Evergreen explainers — not a news feed. Each guide points you to the lesson where we teach it properly.
Discover the core foundation that separates successful traders from gamblers. Master the 3Ms—Method, Money Management, and Mindset—to build a sustainable and profitable trading career.
Revenge trading is not a personality flaw — it is what happens when loss limits and process disappear under stress.
Long means you benefit when price rises. Short means you benefit when price falls. Everything else is detail.
Plain-language definitions — no jargon to decode the jargon.
An intermediary that executes trades on your behalf, connecting you to the broader market.
A venue where buyers and sellers meet to trade financial instruments at prices set by supply and demand.
Your exposure to an asset — long if you benefit from price rises, short if you benefit from falls.
The difference between the price you expected and the price you actually received on a fill.
An automated order placed to close a position when it reaches a specific price, designed to limit potential losses.
