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Education
Guides written for people first: how markets work, how to read a chart, how to size a position and manage risk. Start with the beginner track and move up.
Beginner
The vocabulary, the tools and the habits.
Candlestick patterns every trader should know (and the ones you can ignore)
There are dozens of named candles. Four of them carry almost all of the information, and only when they appear at the right place on the chart.
How to use the economic calendar without getting whipsawed
Most retail losses around data releases come from trading the release itself. Here is how professionals use the calendar: to avoid, prepare and position, not to gamble.
Intermediate
Risk, sizing, timeframes and building a repeatable process.
Position sizing: the 1% rule, explained with real numbers
The single biggest difference between traders who survive their first year and those who do not is not entries. It is how much they risk per trade.
Advanced
Options, correlations, volatility and portfolio-level thinking.
Options basics for stock traders: delta, theta and the trade you actually want
Most stock traders who move to options buy out-of-the-money calls and lose money while being right about direction. Two Greeks explain why, and what to do instead.
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