Finance · All levels
Read the market, plan the trade, review the result
A recorded programme that turns scattered market watching into a documented, repeatable process for stocks, bonds and futures.
- 24 recorded lessons
- 6 structured modules
- Trade plan and journal templates
- Lifetime access
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Why years of watching the market rarely turn into a method
You have probably been following the market for a while. You read the news in the morning, look at a few charts, notice that a stock has moved, and form an opinion about what happens next. Sometimes you are right. The problem is that you cannot say why, and you cannot repeat it on purpose.
Most private investors collect fragments: a pattern from one video, an indicator from another, a rule about dividends heard somewhere else. Nothing fits together, so every decision starts from zero and every loss feels like bad luck rather than information. Without a written plan and a record of what you actually did, there is nothing to improve.
This programme replaces that patchwork with a process. You learn to look at an asset through three lenses — technical, fundamental and risk — then write down a plan before the session opens and review it afterwards. The point is not to predict the market. The point is to make decisions you can explain, repeat and correct.
The lessons are recorded and self-paced, so you can work through them at your own speed and return to any topic when the market gives you a reason to.
What you will be able to do
By the end of the programme you will have a working routine, not a pile of notes.
- Read a chart with a clear checklist
Identify trend, support and resistance, consolidation and volume behaviour without guessing.
- Judge a company before you buy it
Work through reports, key ratios, debt levels and dividend history in a fixed order.
- Build a portfolio of stocks and bonds
Combine government and corporate bonds with equity positions according to your own horizon.
- Size positions so one trade cannot undo a month
Set risk per position and per week before you enter anything.
- Plan a short-term trade in advance
Define entry, exit, stop and invalidation level before the session opens.
- Use futures and options with an understanding of leverage
See how margin, contract size and expiry change the risk of a position.
- Keep a trade journal you will actually fill in
Record the reason, the plan and the outcome, then review it every week.
- Rebalance and reinvest on a schedule
Turn portfolio maintenance into a short monthly routine instead of an occasional panic.
- 6
- structured modules
- 24
- recorded lessons
- 5
- worksheets and checklists
Three lenses on every position
The method running through the whole programme is simple to state and harder to practise: no position without three answers. First, what does the chart say about supply and demand right now — trend, levels, volume, the shape of the last few sessions. Second, what does the company or the instrument itself say — earnings, debt, dividends, contract specifications, expiry. Third, what does your risk say — how much of the account is exposed, where the idea is proven wrong, and what you lose if it is.
Each module adds one of those lenses and then forces them together. Technical work is taught as a checklist rather than a feeling: you learn to mark levels, read candlestick context and use indicators as confirmation instead of as a trigger. Fundamental work is taught as a sequence of questions about a business — what it earns, what it owes, what it pays out, and how the market has historically priced that.
The third lens is the one most private investors skip. Every trade example in the programme is accompanied by a position size, a stop level and a written invalidation condition. You will see recorded breakdowns of real sessions where the plan was followed, and of sessions where it was not, because the second kind is where the learning is.
By the end, the three lenses become one page: a trade plan you can write in a few minutes and check against your own rules before you click anything.
How the course works
The programme is delivered as recorded video lessons grouped into six modules. Each lesson is short enough to fit into a working day, and each module ends with a practical assignment that uses your own watchlist rather than a fictional example. There are no scheduled sessions to attend: you start when you are ready and move at your own pace.
Everything you need to follow along is included as a downloadable worksheet: a technical setup checklist, a company review sheet, a portfolio allocation sheet, a trade plan template and a weekly journal page. You can print them, keep them in a spreadsheet or copy the structure into whatever tool you already use.
The lessons assume you have a computer and an internet connection. A live brokerage account is not required — every exercise can be completed on a demo account or on paper, and the programme explains how to set one up in the first module. Nothing in the course depends on a particular broker or terminal.
You keep access to all lessons and materials after purchase, including any future updates to the recorded content, so you can return to a module when a real situation calls for it.
The programme
Six modules, twenty-four lessons, one routine that ties them together.
1Module 1 — Market foundations and your workspaceHow the market is organised and how to set up the tools you will use every day.4 lessons
- How the stock and derivatives market is organised
- Choosing a broker and opening an account step by step
- Setting up a terminal, watchlists and a demo account
- Reading a quote, an order book and a candlestick chart
2Module 2 — Technical analysis you can actually applyA checklist approach to charts, candles, indicators and volume.4 lessons
- Trends, support and resistance, and consolidation zones
- Candlestick context: what a signal does and does not mean
- Indicators as confirmation: moving averages, RSI and volume
- Building your own technical setup checklist
3Module 3 — Fundamental analysis for private investorsReading a business through its reports, ratios and payout history.4 lessons
- How company reports move the price
- Key ratios: earnings, book value, debt and dividend yield
- Seasonality, dividend stocks and growth stocks
- Reading sector news without overreacting to it
4Module 4 — Building a portfolio of stocks and bondsCombining government and corporate bonds with equity positions.4 lessons
- Government and corporate bonds: yield, duration and risk
- Selecting stocks for a medium-term portfolio
- Position sizing and diversification rules
- Rebalancing and reinvesting dividends on a schedule
5Module 5 — Short-term and intraday tacticsPlanning faster trades with derivatives and a defined risk budget.4 lessons
- Writing a trade plan before the session opens
- Futures and options: contract size, margin and expiry
- Entry, exit and stop placement on worked examples
- Recorded session reviews: what worked and what did not
6Module 6 — Your process, journal and risk rulesTurning everything into a weekly routine you can keep.4 lessons
- Writing a trading plan you will actually follow
- Keeping a trade journal and reviewing it weekly
- Risk limits: exposure per trade, per week and per month
- Building your own routine for the trading week
What you get
Everything is delivered digitally and stays with you.
- 24 recorded video lessons
Six modules in a fixed order, from market foundations to a full weekly routine.
- Technical setup checklist
The same questions applied to every chart before a position is considered.
- Company review sheet
A one-page sequence for reports, ratios, debt and dividend history.
- Portfolio allocation sheet
A structure for mixing bonds and equities and keeping the weights visible.
- Trade plan and journal templates
Entry, exit, stop, invalidation and the reason — written down before and after.
- Recorded session breakdowns
Worked examples of real trading sessions, including the ones that went wrong.
- Lifetime access
Return to any lesson or template whenever the market gives you a reason to.
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Read the terms, try the first modules and decide without pressure.
Is this course for you?
This course is for you if…
- Private investors who already hold stocks or bonds and want a documented process instead of improvisation
- People who have watched hours of market content but never built a written plan or a journal
- Traders who want to add a fundamental check to purely chart-based decisions
- Anyone preparing to work with futures or options and wanting to understand leverage and margin first
- Investors who want portfolio maintenance — rebalancing, dividends, reviews — to become a short monthly routine
Probably not a fit if…
- People looking for ready-made trade calls to copy: the programme teaches a process, it does not sell recommendations
- Anyone hoping for a guaranteed return or a shortcut to income from the market
- Complete beginners who have not yet decided whether financial markets interest them at all
- Experienced professionals looking for advanced quantitative modelling or algorithmic execution
- Readers who want live sessions with an instructor — this is a recorded, self-paced programme
After the course
In practice, the change is visible on a single page. Before the session opens you write down what you are watching, why it interests you, where the idea is invalidated and how much of the account is at stake. Most days the answer is nothing, and that becomes a normal, comfortable outcome rather than a failure.
Your portfolio stops being a collection of accidental purchases. You know which positions are held for dividends, which for a medium-term view and which are short-term, and you know what proportion of the account each one represents. Rebalancing and dividend reinvestment happen on a date you chose in advance, not when the news gets loud.
The journal becomes the most useful document you own. After a few weeks it shows which setups you actually execute well and which ones you should stop taking, and that evidence is worth more than any opinion about the market. You finish the programme with a routine, a set of templates and a record you can keep building on.
None of this removes risk. Markets fall, positions go wrong and no process makes that impossible. What the process does is make the risk visible and bounded before you take it.
Questions before you buy
How much time does the course take each week?
Most learners spend two to three hours a week: roughly an hour of video and the rest on the module assignment with their own watchlist. The programme is self-paced, so you can spread it over six weeks or work through it faster.
Do I need experience or a large account to start?
No prior experience is required for the first modules, and the later ones build on them in order. You do not need a funded brokerage account: every exercise can be done on a demo account or on paper, and the first module shows how to set one up.
How do I get access after payment?
Access is granted immediately after checkout. You receive the link to the lesson library by email, and the same materials are available from your account on the storefront. There is nothing to schedule and no waiting list.
What format are the lessons in?
Recorded video lessons with downloadable worksheets, checklists and templates. Each module ends with a practical assignment that you complete on your own data, and the worked examples are recorded so you can pause and repeat them.
Does the course give ready-made trade recommendations?
No. The programme teaches analysis, position sizing and planning so that you can form and test your own decisions. It deliberately does not provide calls to copy, and it does not promise any level of return.
Will the material stay available after I finish?
Yes. Access to the lessons and templates does not expire, and updates to the recorded content are included, so you can return to a module months later when a real situation calls for it.
Which instruments does the programme cover?
Stocks, government and corporate bonds, and derivatives — futures and options — with examples built around an emerging European exchange. The analysis frameworks themselves apply to any market you trade.
What is the refund policy?
You have 14 days from purchase to request a refund. If the programme is not what you expected, contact support within that window and the payment is returned according to the storefront terms.
Is there any live support or mentoring included?
No. This is a recorded self-study programme: there are no live sessions, calls or personal consultations. The materials are designed to be complete on their own, with templates that guide each assignment.
Start building your process this week
Six modules, twenty-four recorded lessons and the templates that turn them into a routine you can keep.