DD.50Aug 2026
Drawdown — Surviving the Losing Streak
Streak maths for a working edge, the recovery curve's asymmetry, the 1%-versus-5% proof across 20,000 runs, and the ladder written before the streak arrives.
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LEV.49Aug 2026
Leverage & Margin Calls — The Loan Inside Your Account
The wipeout table from 1:5 to 1:30, a bar-by-bar walk into a margin call with every number computed, volatility drag, and the sizing that makes leverage boring.
DecisionsRisk
PROP.105Sep 2026
Prop Firms & Funded Accounts — The Evaluation, Priced
A trader with no edge passes a typical evaluation 28% of the time by luck; a real +0.15R edge passes 53% and is then closed out within 1.7 months on average, because a 5% drawdown at 1% risk is a five-loss leash. For a measured edge the fee buys a real asymmetry; for anything less, a certificate.
EvidenceCosts
TAX.104Sep 2026
Record-Keeping for Tax — The Records a Year of Trading Needs
The journal said +£1,450; the broker statement said −£144; the £1,594 between them is spread, slippage and financing nobody logged. Every statement, every deposit and withdrawal with its bank record, the broker's trade export, and one reconciling sum a month. Not tax advice — the records that make it possible.
ProcessCosts
OPT.103Sep 2026
Options Without the Greeks — What You’re Actually Buying
A thirty-day at-the-money call on gold is worth about 41 points across forty thousand computed outcomes. The buyer profits 34% of the time; a two-sigma move pays 5.2× the premium; with no move the option loses 29% of its value by half time and 59% with five days left. A bet with the stop built in — and rent on the time.
InstrumentsEvidence
CMP.102Sep 2026
Compounding & Withdrawals — What to Do With a Profit
Three computed years of a working strategy from £2,000: reinvest everything and the account reaches £4,714; withdraw every month's profit and it shrinks to £944, because losing months are never refunded. “1% a day” needs +1.0R of expectancy; a real edge earns +0.09R.
EvidenceProcess
REV.101Sep 2026
The Monthly Review — How Much a Month Can Tell You
A working strategy has a losing month 36% of the time and two in a row 13%; a month's reading runs from −0.26R to +0.44R around a true +0.09R. The month judges the process; the rolling hundred judges the strategy. The meeting decides stop, step or continue — and never mixes them up.
ProcessEvidence
D90.100Sep 2026
The 90-Day Programme — What Ninety Days Can and Can’t Tell You
Two weeks on the chart, four on a demo with a written plan, seven live at quarter size: ninety journalled trades of one strategy. They measure an edge to ±0.15R — a real edge reads negative 27% of the time, a broken one reads positive 0.7%. Enough to catch a broken strategy, not enough to crown a good one.
ProcessEvidence
HDG.99Sep 2026
Hedging, Honestly — What a Second Position Actually Does
A long and a short in the same market is being flat at 32× the cost of closing. Hedging gold with silver at 0.8 correlation removes 64% of the risk and costs ~4R a month; simply halving the position removes more, for nothing. A smaller position is the hedge that's free.
StrategyCosts
NEWS2.98Sep 2026
Trading Around Data Releases — The Anatomy of a Release
Four hundred computed release days: the fifteen minutes after the number held 32% of the day's range at a spread five times normal. A 2-point stop was taken 53% of the time, an 8-point stop 2%. The 15-minute direction held to the hour 48% of the time — a coin. Weather, not a setup.
TimingEvidence
SPRD.97Sep 2026
Spreads & Slippage in Practice — The Annual Bill
£1.56 a trade on 0.05 lots of gold: £9,766 a year for a scalper (nearly five times a £2,000 account), £1,172 for a day trader, £244 for a swing trader. On a 2-point stop the bill is 0.20R of every trade; on a 25-point stop, 0.016R.
CostsEvidence
INV.96Sep 2026
Trading vs Investing — Which Are You Actually Doing?
Ten computed years on a market drifting 7% a year: buy and hold +76% for ten hours a year; the same index on a CFD −8%; trading with no edge −51%; with a +0.10R edge +36% for five hundred hours; with +0.20R +264%. Two accounts, never one.
BeginnerEvidence
SCALE.95Sep 2026
When to Increase Size — Evidence, Not a Good Month
After 30 trades, 9% of no-edge traders look like +0.30R; after 100, 1%. The lucky ones who doubled at thirty ended with a 52% drawdown. Waiting costs a real edge about two points. Four conditions, a date, and a half-per-cent step.
RiskEvidence
STREAK.94Sep 2026
Your First Losing Streak — Strategy or Variance?
With a real +0.15R edge, eight losses in a row happened in 56% of hundred-trade samples and ten in a row in 26%. An eight-run is only 1.9× as likely from a coin — a streak is evidence, not a verdict. Audit the trades, keep the size, decide at a hundred.
EvidencePsychology
WKND.93Sep 2026
Holding Over the Weekend — Gaps, Guaranteed Stops and What a Stop Can’t Do
Twenty thousand computed weekends: a half-ATR stop was gapped through 19% of the time, a 2-ATR stop 1%. The worst gap cost £735 on a 0.05-lot gold position. A guaranteed stop costs several times the expected loss — and caps the one that would end the account.
RiskCosts
DEAD.92Sep 2026
Dead Hours — When Not to Trade
The spread is 5% of a typical hour's range at 14:00 and 38% at 22:00 — the same trade at seven times the price. The first minutes of an open, the rollover window, holidays and Friday afternoons are worse than any hour. The trading day is shorter than the market's.
TimingCosts
JOB.91Sep 2026
Trading Around a Day Job — Which Hours You Can Actually Trade
A UK nine-to-five can watch 34% of the day's movement, 20% of it in the evening; 42% happens at work. The evening produced about five hourly setups a week — one a night. Three shapes that fit a job, and the phone under the desk that doesn't.
TimingProcess
CLICKS.90Sep 2026
The Two Most Expensive Clicks — Moving the Stop and Cutting the Winner
A 2R plan earning +0.09R a trade. Stops widened on three losers in ten: +0.04R. Half the winners taken at 1R: −0.10R. Both: −0.16R — a £1,800 swing a year at £20 risk. The edge lives in the second R of the winners.
PsychologyEvidence
TILT.89Sep 2026
Revenge Trading and Overtrading — The Trade After a Loss, Measured
A plan that returns +36% a year. Revenge trades after two losses in five: −21%. Double the trade count with no extra edge: −24%. Both: −56% with a 65% drawdown. 62% of all trades follow a loss — the moment after a loss is the ordinary moment.
PsychologyEvidence
MART.88Sep 2026
Averaging Down and Doubling Up — The Arithmetic of “It Has to Come Back”
Doubling from £20: a £2,000 account funds six losses; the seventh needs £1,280. 85% of computed accounts ruined within a year, and the survivors ended near £4,960 and posted the screenshots. Two adds to a losing gold position cut the room to a forced close from 392 points to 41.
PsychologyEvidence
SCALP.87Sep 2026
Why Scalping Is the Hardest Way to Start
A 0.3-point spread is 104% of a typical 1-minute gold bar, 37% of a 5-minute one, 7% of an hourly. At 2R a 1-minute scalper needs 68% winners just to break even; a daily trader, 34%. Start on the hourly.
BeginnerCosts
STMT.86Sep 2026
Reading Your Account Statement — Balance, Equity, Margin, Free Margin
Balance is what you had, equity is what you have, free margin is how long you've got. On a £2,000 account gold can move 392 points against 0.05 lots before a forced close — and 8 points against 0.20 lots.
BeginnerMechanics
EXPECT.85Sep 2026
Your First Year — What “Profitable” Actually Looks Like
Two thousand computed first years of a steadily improving beginner: at 1% risk the typical account ends down 17% with a 36% hole on the way; at 3% risk half lose three quarters. A good year one is a full journal and an intact account.
BeginnerEvidence
WHO.84Sep 2026
Who's on the Other Side — Banks, Funds, Market Makers and Your Broker
Dealers, funds, hedgers and other retail traders — doing their own jobs, not fighting you. A broker collects £1,350 in spread from a careful client over three years and £938 from a reckless one gone in a month.
BeginnerInstitutional
PIP.83Sep 2026
What a Move Is Worth — Pips, Points, Ticks and Contract Size
One point of gold on a standard lot is about £78. Five points against you is £391 — 20% of a £2,000 account. Sized to 1% risk, that same stop is 0.05 lots. The lot decides everything.
BeginnerMechanics
CHART.82Sep 2026
Your First Chart — What You're Actually Looking At
The same week turned 710 times a day at one minute and 12 at one hour — same prices, different amount hidden. A linear axis draws the same 10% move ten times taller at 1,000 than at 100.
BeginnerFoundations
CORR2.81Sep 2026
Correlation Risk — Five Trades, One Bet
Five related trades at 1% are 1.2 effective bets. All five lost together one day in three, against one in twenty when unrelated — a 1-in-20 day of −5% vs −2% for a single 2% trade. Cap heat per theme.
RiskEvidence
SIZE.80Sep 2026
Sizing Beyond the 1% Rule — Volatility, Stop Distance and the Equity Curve
Fixed lots risked 2.3% on the worst day. The 1% rule with a stop inside the noise lost 40%+ in 94% of runs. A half-ATR stop was hit 70% of the time, a 2-ATR stop 40% — stop distance is a strategy.
RiskEvidence
MRV.79Sep 2026
Mean Reversion vs Trend — Which Market Are You In?
The fade: +0.78R in ranges, nothing in trends. The breakout rule: +0.14R in trends, −0.65R in ranges. A twenty-bar read gets the regime right 73% of the time — read first, then pick the rule.
StrategyEvidence
AVP.78Sep 2026
Anchored Volume Profile — Reading a Range From Its Start
From any anchor — swing, breakout, news, or a random bar — price came back into value ~85% of the time and to the busiest price six times in ten. Anchor to the event you're trading; the behaviour is the same.
LevelsTechnique
AVWAP.77Sep 2026
Anchored VWAP — Choosing the Anchor
Five anchors against a random bar: all revisited ~86%, all held about half the time. Even a line defended 50% of the time held 55% vs 55%. Choose the anchor by the question, once.
VWAPEvidence
RENKO.76Sep 2026
Renko — Charts Without Time, and What the Bricks Cost
Two-ATR bricks cut direction changes from 499 to 32 per thousand bars. Every reversal is two bricks late, and the same rule earned −0.05R, +0.03R or +0.13R depending only on the brick size.
CandlesTechnique
ICH.75Sep 2026
Ichimoku Made Plain — Five Lines, Five Ordinary Names
Every line is a midpoint of recent prices. It pointed the same way as a 9/26 EMA pair 90% of the time; the cloud held as support 71% against 54% for a random band. One fact, drawn five ways.
TechniqueEvidence
DON.74Sep 2026
Donchian Channels — The Oldest Breakout Rule, Tested
Buy the 20-day high, exit the 10-day low: +0.24R a trade from 25% winners averaging +4R, a 17-loss run, and a 46R drawdown — £912 on £2,000. It works; most people can't hold it.
StrategyEvidence
RNK.73Sep 2026
Scanning & Watchlists — Finding Candidates Without Staring
A 500-name scan hands you 15 chance matches a day beside 10 real ones, and the ratio is 40% at any width. Five names, a fifteen-minute prep, and a list that's allowed to be empty.
ProcessApplication
FLOW.72Sep 2026
Order Flow Basics — Watching the Orders Instead of the Candles
A 3:1 order book put price on its side 56% of the time five ticks later, 52% at a hundred — real, small, fast-fading, and hundreds of hand-placed trades to prove.
TechniqueEvidence
TOOL.71Sep 2026
Your Platform Setup — Ten Minutes That Prevent the Worst Day
One default lot on a £2,000 account is ~£100,000 of exposure — a 2% move erases it. The ten-minute setup, and market vs limit orders with a break-even.
ApplicationProcess
VWB2.70Sep 2026
VWAP Bands — What “Two Standard Deviations” Actually Means
The textbook promises 95% inside the 2σ band. Measured: price was outside 15% of the day even with tame moves — and fading every touch earned +0.01R.
EvidenceTechnique
JUD.69Sep 2026
The Judas Move — The Fake Push at the Open
The early push carried on 64% of the time. Fading blind paid +0.01R; waiting for a close back through the open paid +0.22R.
VocabularyEvidence
E200.68Sep 2026
The 200 EMA — Special, or Just Popular?
Against its neighbours the 200 was indistinguishable — a 3-point spread. As a direction filter it turned −0.10R into +0.12R in a trend, and made a range worse.
EvidenceTechnique
CLR.67Sep 2026
Red Candles — Trading Without the Flinch
88% of trades that ended +2R were showing a loss first, and 42% of candles are red in a month that made money. Four fixes that take five minutes.
PsychologyApplication
FUT.66Sep 2026
Futures, Contango and the Roll — Why a Flat Price Can Still Lose You Money
Con-tango costs, back-wardation pays back. 0.5% a roll compounds to 16.5% over three years — £10,000 becomes £8,349 with the price unchanged.
CostsEvidence
GSR.65Sep 2026
The Gold/Silver Ratio — A Real Pattern You Can Barely Trade
The reversion is real — 58% within two years. But 55 years produced only 11 episodes, and a career gives about 4, leaving an honest range of 15–85%.
EvidenceMetals
SWAP.64Sep 2026
Overnight Costs — What Holding a Trade Really Charges You
£1.85 a night on a £10,000 position, £5.55 on Wednesdays — and an edge of £6 a trade fully consumed after 3.2 nights.
CostsApplication
EDGE.63Sep 2026
Do You Actually Have an Edge?
16% of no-edge traders looked skilled after 30 trades. The four tests that settle it, and the ~96 trades needed to be sure.
EvidenceStrategy
WIN.62Sep 2026
The Win Rate Myth — Why 90% Winners Can Still Lose
90% winners losing £480 over 200 trades against 35% winners making £1,600 — plus the one-line formula for the win rate you actually need.
EvidenceStrategy
PERF.61Sep 2026
Your Performance Numbers — The Five That Matter
Win rate, average win and loss, expectancy, profit factor, drawdown — and the same strategy measuring anywhere from 25% to 65% after 20 trades.
EvidenceProcess
BOOK.60Sep 2026
Five Books Worth Reading — And How to Read Them
What each of the five is actually for, the reading order, and the warnings the back covers leave off — including the one about position size.
ResourcesPsychology
SMC.59Sep 2026
BOS, CHoCH and EQH — The Jargon, Translated
Higher high, first lower low, flat ceiling. Measured: a BOS continued 65% of the time, a CHoCH was right 50% — a coin flip.
VocabularyEvidence
TL.58Sep 2026
Trend Lines — Drawing Them Honestly, Trading Them Properly
22 different valid lines fitted one small chart. The four rules that fix that, plus the computed case for waiting: 42% to 69% win rate.
TechniqueApplication
MA.57Sep 2026
SMA vs EMA vs HMA — Which Moving Average, and Why
Measured: the SMA runs 9 bars behind, the EMA 7, the HMA just 2 — and that speed cost 167 false crosses and turned a profit into a loss.
TechniqueEvidence
SEAS.56Aug 2026
Seasonality — Does the Calendar Repeat?
A seasonal chart built entirely from coin flips — and the maths showing 73 calendar tests hand you about 3.7 convincing patterns made of nothing.
EvidenceStrategy
VP.55Aug 2026
Volume Profile — Where the Market Did Most of Its Business
Three words instead of the jargon: the busiest price, the value band, the quiet prices — and why price travels about six times faster where nobody traded.
TechniqueEvidence
LVL.54Aug 2026
The Daily Levels Map — Four Prices, Marked Before You Trade
Yesterday's high, yesterday's low, today's open, the nearest round number — and the computed proof that fifteen levels mean the same as none.
TechniqueApplication
REEN.53Aug 2026
Re-Entries — When to Try Again, and When to Walk Away
A third of winners shake you off first. The three responses, computed — giving up loses, chasing loses more — and the clean-reclaim rule that makes one retry pay.
StrategyApplication
CONF.52Aug 2026
Confluence — Scoring Your Best Setups
Five reasons, one point each, scored before entry — and the computed month where taking everything loses £102 while taking only the best dozen wins £96.
StrategyApplication
LIVE.51Aug 2026
Going Live — From Demo to Your First Real Trade
The gate that says you're ready, the quarter-size trial with a worst case of £200, why a red first month proves nothing, and the ladder up to full size.
ApplicationProcess
SCAM.48Aug 2026
Scams, Gurus & Signal Sellers — Spotting the Sharks
The coin-flip trick behind perfect records, the compounding test that breaks any claim, the leaderboard illusion computed on 500 no-edge accounts, and the shark filter.
DecisionsRisk
INST.47Aug 2026
Spot, CFDs, Futures & ETFs — What You're Actually Buying
What each wrapper legally is, the computed cost of a day, a month and a year in each, the crossover at about a day, and the wrapper-to-holding-period fit.
DecisionsFoundations
BRKR.46Aug 2026
Choosing a Broker — Regulation, Fees & Safety Checks
The pass-or-fail safety floor, fee menus priced against one identical month, the size where the cheapest broker flips, and the adverts to walk away from.
DecisionsFoundations
CAP.45Aug 2026
How Much Money Do You Need to Trade? — Starting Capital, Honestly
The three jobs of starting capital, the same edge computed at three balances, the flat-fee tax on small accounts, and the honest wage number nobody advertises.
DecisionsFoundations
ALRT.44Aug 2026
Alerts & Semi-Automation — Trading Without Staring
Alert placement that buys you measured lead time, the bracket order that carries the plan, what to automate and what never to, and the limits worth respecting.
WorkflowApplication
ROUT.43Aug 2026
Daily Routine & Watchlist — Preparation as an Edge
The pre-market twenty minutes in order, a watchlist kept small on purpose, trading the windows and standing down between, and the shutdown that feeds the journal.
ProcessApplication
LOSS.42Aug 2026
The Loss Autopsy — Turning Losers Into Data
Good losses versus bad, the five-question autopsy, cause buckets from a 40-trade journal, and the measured cost of the trades that broke the rules.
ReviewApplication
MKT.41Aug 2026
Choosing Your Market & Timeframe
Constraints before charts: what a fixed spread really costs on a fast chart, what changes between timeframes on one series, and why switching markets restarts your learning.
DecisionsFoundations
RND.40Aug 2026
Round Numbers — The Levels Nobody Draws
Why orders cluster at big figures, the three ways price meets one, the strength hierarchy, and why your stop should never rest just beyond a round number.
LevelsToolkit
SHRT.39Aug 2026
The Short Side — Trading Downwards
Measured proof that falls are faster and wider than rallies, the short squeeze, borrow and funding costs, and the asymmetry of a loss with no floor.
DirectionApplication
GAP.38Aug 2026
Gaps — When the Market Reopens Somewhere Else
Common, breakaway and exhaustion gaps: which fill and which run, the fade and its real failure mode, and letting the first thirty minutes classify it.
EventsToolkit
COR.37Aug 2026
Correlations — What Else Is Moving
Positive and inverse relationships with computed coefficients, the hidden concentration when three trades are one trade, and reading a correlate that stops agreeing.
ContextRisk
WYK.36Aug 2026
Wyckoff Basics — Ranges With Intent
Accumulation and distribution without the jargon: the climax and rally that build a range, the spring, the sign of strength and the last point of support.
StructureRanges
PAT.35Aug 2026
Chart Patterns That Actually Matter
Flags, triangles and head and shoulders taught as supply and demand — the argument each one records, the measured move, and why most pattern trading fails.
PatternsToolkit
MGMT.34Aug 2026
Managing the Trade — Partials, Breakeven & Trailing
Fixed targets versus trailing, scaling out, the real cost of a breakeven stop, and letting your own trade data choose the exit rule.
ExitsApplication
EXP.33Aug 2026
Expectancy — The One Number That Decides
Why win rate tells you almost nothing: a 70% strategy that loses money, a 40% one that prints, the break-even table and what costs really take.
MathsFoundations
ORB.32Aug 2026
The Opening Range — The Day's First Structure
Defining the box, breakout entries with a held retest, the measured move target, failed breaks that fade, and choosing your window.
TimingStrategy
PB.31Aug 2026
The Pullback Playbook — Trading With the Trend
The confluence zone where the 20 EMA meets the fib pocket and prior structure, the trigger candle, stops, targets, and when a pullback becomes a reversal.
StrategyContinuation
FVG.30Aug 2026
Fair Value Gaps & Inversions — Trading the Imbalance
How a three-candle imbalance forms, the body-close mitigation rule, trading the retest, and the inversion flip when a gap fails.
StructureImbalance
NEWS.29Aug 2026
Trading the News — Before, During & After
Why the first spike traps both sides, spread blowouts, the stall-and-fade play, genuine trend days, and the before/during/after playbook.
TimingEvents
LIQ.28Aug 2026
Liquidity Sweeps & Stop Hunts — Where the Wicks Come From
Where stop pools build, sweep versus genuine break, double raids, session extremes, and entering on the reclaim close.
StrategyStructure
BKT.27Aug 2026
Backtesting & Paper Trading — Proving a Setup
Manual testing rules, why 20 trades prove nothing, curve-fitting and hindsight traps, forward testing and the ladder to going live.
ProcessApplication
MIND.26Aug 2026
The Mental Game — Discipline by Design
Why the mind misfires, the emotional cycle, tilt and revenge trading, FOMO, and the structural fixes that beat willpower.
PsychologyApplication
VOL.25Aug 2026
Volume Basics — Reading Participation
Relative volume, confirmed versus hollow breakouts, drying pullbacks, climax exhaustion and what tick volume really measures.
ParticipationIndicators
TF.24Aug 2026
Timeframes & Top-Down Analysis — Context Before Entries
How timeframes nest, the three-screen method, aligning entries with the higher-timeframe trend, conflict traps and timeframe shopping.
StructureTiming
PLAN.23Aug 2026
The Trading Plan & Journal — Run It Like a Business
The five-section plan, circuit-breaker rules, the journal in R with the Y/N column, and the weekly review loop that compounds.
ProcessApplication
PIV.22Aug 2026
Pivot Points — Yesterday's Maths, Today's Map
The exact P/R1/S1/R2/S2 arithmetic, range-day fades and trend-day flips at the levels, confluence and the days the map fails.
LevelsIndicators
STRUC.21Aug 2026
Market Structure — Reading Swings, BOS & CHoCH
How swings form, reading HH/HL sequences, break of structure, change of character, and turning the skeleton into entries and stops.
StructureFoundations
RNG.20Aug 2026
Range Days — Trading the Box
Defining the box, fading the edges on sweep-and-reclaim triggers, the mid rule, width maths and the handoff when the range breaks.
StrategyRanges
FIB.19Aug 2026
Fibonacci Retracements — Measuring the Pullback
Drawing anchors correctly, the golden pocket, confluence with real levels, extension targets and when the ruler lies — fibs without the mysticism.
LevelsIndicators
TRD.18Aug 2026
How a Trade Actually Works — Orders, Spread, Slippage & Margin
Market, limit and stop orders, the spread, slippage and gaps, margin mechanics and the true round-trip cost — the plumbing between the click and the fill.
MechanicsFoundations
BRT.17Aug 2026
The Break & Retest — A First Complete Strategy
Confirmed breaks, sweep-style retests, the failed-retest trap, stops behind the wick and measured targets — the gentlest complete strategy.
StrategyLevels
MA.16Aug 2026
Moving Averages 101 — SMA, EMA & How to Use Them
What moving averages really measure: SMA vs EMA, lag, dynamic support, honest crossovers and the settings that matter.
IndicatorsFoundations
RISK.15Aug 2026
Risk First — Position Sizing & the 1% Rule
Position sizing, the 1% rule, R-multiples, drawdown maths and surviving losing streaks — the module to master before any strategy.
RiskFoundations
VWB.14Aug 2026
The VWAP Bounce — Trend Pullback Entries
The trend-day pullback to VWAP: the regime filter, touch-and-reject entries, the test-count rule, and the flip when the line breaks.
VWAPStrategy
BB.13Aug 2026
The Bollinger Squeeze — Volatility Breakouts
Spotting the volatility coil with Bollinger BandWidth, surviving the head-fake, and trading the expansion with defined risk.
IndicatorsVolatility
DIV.12Aug 2026
RSI Divergence — Spotting Reversals
The four divergence types, how to draw them correctly, grading the signal, and turning warnings into confirmed reversal trades.
IndicatorsReversals
RSI.11Aug 2026
RSI — The Complete Beginner’s Guide
What RSI measures, how to read overbought and oversold properly, the 50-line, zone exits and divergence — momentum for beginners.
IndicatorsBeginner
RIB.10Aug 2026
The EMA Ribbon — Entries & Exits
Reading the 9/20/50/200 ribbon, the entries that work at each line, and how to exit with the trend still intact.
IndicatorsTrend
ATR.09Aug 2026
ATR — Volatility, Entries & Stops
What the Average True Range measures, and how to use it for stop placement, position sizing, entry filters and trailing exits.
IndicatorsRisk
SR.08Aug 2026
Support & Resistance
What actually creates support and resistance levels, and how to enter profitable trades at them.
Levels
EMA.07Aug 2026
No-Leverage Gold Strategy
A simple EMA-based gold strategy you can run on eToro without leverage.
GoldStrategy
MOM.06Aug 2026
SMI & MACD — Momentum Indicators
What each indicator is, how to use them well, where they differ, and how to combine momentum with price action.
Indicators
VWAP.05Aug 2026
VWAP for Gold — Pro Strategies
How professionals trade around VWAP: reading the standard-deviation bands, band fades, and the indicators that pair with it.
GoldVWAP
SESS.04Aug 2026
Gold Session Timing
The best windows to trade gold, when to stand down, and what session manipulation looks like on the chart.
GoldSessions
ALGO.03Aug 2026
Institutional Execution Algorithms
How execution algos work their orders into the market, and how to find entries alongside institutional flow.
Institutional
HA.02Aug 2026
Heikin Ashi Candles
How Heikin Ashi candles are built, what they signal, and how to use them in a live trade.
Candles
CNDL.01Jul 2026
Candlestick Reading — 4-Week Program
The 30-minutes-a-day refresher-plus-depth training programme on reading candlestick charts.
CandlesProgram
The guided route · Ten short courses
One path.
Zero guesswork.
Every module in the order it compounds, folded into ten phases you can actually finish. Pick a phase, work through it at a module a day, and come back for the next.
10 phases
105 modules
~15 min each
Study path
Every phase is a short course with its own finish line. Open one to see its modules in study order — new modules join a phase, so this page never gets longer.