Articles
Short explainers beside the courses. Education only — not a call to trade.
Beginner8 min read
A beginner roadmap for learning to trade
Sequence beats excitement. Learn the language, then risk, then one process on a demo account.
Beginner7 min read
How prices move: orders, liquidity, and sentiment
Price is the last agreed trade. It rises when buyers lift offers and falls when sellers hit bids.
Beginner6 min read
Trading and investing are different games
Both use markets. They differ in horizon, evidence, risk control, and how you score the result.
Beginner8 min read
CFDs, margin, and leverage: what actually changes
Leverage raises exposure without putting up the full notional. Losses scale the same way as gains.
Beginner7 min read
How to read a chart: price, time, volume, and context
A chart is a map of history. Read trend and location first; one candle is not a plan.
Beginner8 min read
Candlestick patterns without the folklore
A candle is a short record of who controlled a period. Names are shorthand, not forecasts.
Beginner7 min read
Support and resistance as zones, not magic lines
Levels matter when people have already reacted there. They fail often; treat them as areas.
Core8 min read
Risk management is the operating system
A modest process can survive with controls. A strong idea can fail if each loss is too large.
Core8 min read
Position size is how an idea becomes a number
The same setup is conservative or reckless depending on size, stop distance, and equity.
Core7 min read
Psychology: procedures that keep emotion off the ticket
You will not remove feeling. You can write rules that stop feeling from setting size and exits.
Education only. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to trade. Trading involves risk and you can lose money.