From your first pip to a written trading plan.

The academy is built as a sequence rather than a pile of articles. It starts with the mechanics of a trade — what a pip is, what a lot is, how leverage multiplies both sides of an outcome and where the three separate charges on every position come from — before it goes anywhere near strategy, because a method you cannot cost accurately is not a method.

The middle academies cover analysis: reading price action without indicators, then adding indicators deliberately rather than decoratively, then testing whether what you believe about a market survives contact with a sample size large enough to mean something. Each lesson is written so you can apply it the same day on a small live position rather than filing it away as theory.

The final academies deal with the part that decides most outcomes — risk. Position sizing derived from stop distance, the asymmetric arithmetic of drawdown, correlation between positions that look independent but are not, and the discipline of writing a plan down before the market opens so a losing trade cannot quietly rewrite your reasoning.

Below the academies you will find the full topic library grouped by market, and the brokers our desk currently rates highest for learners — accounts with small minimum deposits, honest pricing and platforms that do not punish a beginner for being one.