💡 New here? How this page works
  1. One lesson a day, about three minutes each, then three questions. The questions are a mirror, not a gate: the lesson counts either way.
  2. The lessons come in three tracks: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced. The Advanced lessons open after the Intermediate lessons are finished. The first two tracks are open from day one.
  3. Challenges are checked against your real account: your positions, your settings, your saved strategies. No honour system.
  4. Lessons teach concepts, never stocks to buy. If a lesson ever seems to say otherwise, read it again; the boundary is the point.
Where to start: Read today's lesson, answer the three questions, and look at which challenges are already within reach.
Full walkthrough with a complete example: Help & Guide.
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Lessons 4

One short lesson at a time, then three questions.

  • Today's lesson

    One lesson of about three minutes, then three questions.

  • Basic track

    Candles, trends, volume, stops, position sizing, and what a backtest is.

  • Intermediate track

    Indicators that agree and disagree, charges, drawdowns, and sample size.

  • Advanced track

    Overfitting, walk-forward, Monte Carlo, regimes, and why edges decay.

Quick checks 2

Small questions and tasks that use what you did in the app.

  • Today's 30 seconds

    One fact and one question, answered with a tap.

  • Challenges

    Eight tasks checked against what you have done in the app.

Read 6

Guides, rule articles and plain meanings of terms.

Try it on paper 5

Open the tool that matches what you read. Pretend money only.

  • Starter examples

    Five simple example rules to read and test.

    Opens Studio
  • Test a rule on past prices

    Run a rule on delayed daily data. Results are hypothetical.

    Opens Backtest
  • Scanner

    List stocks that match a rule, on delayed daily data.

    Opens Scanner
  • Paper Trading

    Practise with pretend money. No real orders are placed.

    Opens Paper
  • Journal

    Write down why you took a paper trade and what you learned.

    Opens Journal

Get help 3

Ask a person, or read how the site works.

  • Help & Guide

    How the pages work, and what each number means.

  • Community

    Read and ask questions in plain words.

  • Support

    Send us a question or tell us something looks wrong.

Lessons and guides teach ideas. They are education, not advice. Examples use made-up data. Paper money only. Backtests are hypothetical estimates.