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From Kindergarten to Graduation, teach yourself forex, free.
20 grades, 81 illustrated lessons and about 2 hours of reading. Study at your own pace, we remember exactly where you stopped, and every grade ends with a short test you must pass to move up.
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Elementary School
KindergartenWhat the forex market actually isStart at the very beginning: what is traded, who trades it, when the market is open and why anyone bothers. ~8 min6 lessons
1st GradeQuotes, spreads and the majorsLearn to read any price on any platform, and understand exactly how your broker gets paid. ~9 min7 lessons
2nd GradePips, lots and the maths of a tradeThe arithmetic every trader must be able to do in their head before risking a cent. ~6 min4 lessons
3rd GradeLeverage, margin calls and order typesThe tools that let a small account trade big, and the mechanism that closes it when things go wrong. ~5 min3 lessons
4th GradeBrokers, accounts and how forex comparesChoosing where to trade, what to look for, and how forex differs from stocks and futures. ~8 min5 lessons
5th GradeTypes of charts and the two lensesFundamental versus technical analysis, and the three ways price gets drawn. ~5 min3 lessons
Middle School
6th GradeJapanese candlesticksRead the story inside a single candle: bodies, shadows, indecision and reversal. ~7 min5 lessons
7th GradeSupport, resistance, trend lines and channelsThe single most useful drawing skill in trading: marking the levels that matter. ~4 min2 lessons
8th GradeFibonacci ratiosWhere pullbacks tend to end, and how to use retracement levels without fooling yourself. ~4 min1 lesson
High School
9th GradeMoving averages and Bollinger BandsSmoothing the noise to see direction, and measuring how volatile the market currently is. ~5 min3 lessons
10th GradeMACD and Parabolic SARMomentum shifts and a simple mechanical way to trail a trend. ~4 min2 lessons
11th GradeOscillators: Stochastics, RSI and combining toolsSpotting exhaustion, and building a small toolkit that agrees with itself. ~6 min4 lessons
12th GradeChart patternsTriangles, double tops and bottoms, head and shoulders, and how to trade the breakout. ~10 min8 lessons
13th GradePivot points and choosing a time frameLevels the whole market watches, and picking the chart that fits your life. ~6 min3 lessons
14th GradeElliott Wave TheoryThe five-wave impulse and the A-B-C correction, crowd psychology drawn as a chart. ~3 min1 lesson
College
UndergraduateBuilding a trading system and timing your sessionsTurn scattered tools into written rules, and trade the hours that actually move your pairs. ~6 min2 lessons
UndergraduateMoney management, your plan and your personalityThe part that decides whether you survive: risk per trade, drawdown maths and a written plan. ~9 min6 lessons
GraduateNews, sentiment and the dollarEconomic releases, the COT report, the U.S. Dollar Index and the carry trade. ~10 min7 lessons
GraduateWhat it actually takes, and how traders blow upNo shortcuts, no guarantees, and a hard look at the real killer: misused leverage. ~9 min5 lessons
GraduationAdvanced topics and graduationCommodity currencies, crosses, divergence trading, and where to go from here. ~8 min4 lessons
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