From your first lesson to a plan you can actually test

Stages 1 and 2 cover what a currency pair actually is, how pips and lot sizes work, what leverage does to an account, and how to size a position. Nothing about strategies until this is solid, because a good strategy at the wrong size still ends the account.

• · Five lessons per stage, each with a worked example and an exercise
• · Three quiz questions per lesson and an 80% stage assessment
• · Glossary links throughout for any unfamiliar term

Stages 3 and 4 teach candlesticks, market structure, levels, indicators and the four strategy families. The emphasis is on rules you could hand to someone else, because a rule you cannot write down cannot be tested.

• · Structure first, indicators second — the tool follows the condition
• · Each strategy comes with its own invalidation and skip conditions
• · The 33-module indicator academy sits alongside, including honest limitations

Stage 5 puts you on a demo account with a checklist and a journal. Alongside it, published setups show the full reasoning — strategy, version, entry conditions, invalidation, expiry and the indicator readings at the time.

• · Every published setup is education, never personal advice
• · You calculate your own position size; we never state one for you
• · Outcomes are archived so you can review what actually happened

Stage 6 is backtesting, out-of-sample validation, expectancy including costs, and the overfitting traps. You finish with a written, versioned plan and a review routine rather than a feeling.

• · Expectancy calculated net of spread, commission and slippage
• · Walk-forward and reserved validation data
• · A weekly review loop that turns journal entries into rule changes