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Trading academy

Trade with an edge, not a guess

A structured curriculum for margin forex and CFD traders — from your first order ticket to multi-asset strategy. Built by desk traders, grounded in real ECN execution.

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Free to study · No deposit required · Self-paced

60+

Structured lessons

18

Recorded webinars

6

Asset classes covered

24/7

Learner support

Learning paths

Pick the path that fits where you are

Four tracks that build on one another — start at the foundations or jump straight to the discipline you want to sharpen.

Beginner

Foundations of margin trading

Order types, lot sizing, margin and leverage to 1:2000, and how an ECN fills your ticket. The groundwork before you risk a single dollar.

14 lessons3.5 hours

Technical analysis

Reading price and structure

Market structure, support and resistance, candlestick context and the indicators worth your screen space. Charting that informs decisions, not noise.

22 lessons6 hours

Risk management

Protecting capital first

Position sizing, fixed-fractional risk, SL and TP placement, correlation exposure and drawdown control. The discipline that keeps accounts alive.

12 lessons3 hours

Advanced strategies

Multi-asset playbooks

Trend, breakout and mean-reversion systems across forex, metals, indices and crypto. Session timing, news risk and building a repeatable edge.

18 lessons5.5 hours

Featured lessons

Lessons traders come back to

Short, practical reads on the mechanics that move accounts — execution, leverage and disciplined risk.

Leverage

How leverage to 1:2000 actually works

Margin, exposure and the margin-call mechanics most new traders learn the hard way. Worked examples on a standard lot.

8 min readRead lesson
Execution

Raw ECN spreads versus market makers

Why an institutional liquidity feed changes your cost per trade — and how to read commission against spread.

6 min readRead lesson
Risk

The 1 percent rule, applied

Translating a fixed-fractional risk model into exact lot sizes with your SL distance, on any instrument.

7 min readRead lesson
Analysis

Mapping support and resistance that holds

A repeatable method for marking levels traders actually defend, across forex, indices and metals.

9 min readRead lesson
Psychology

Trading your plan, not your P and L

Process over outcome — building the routine that keeps execution consistent through losing streaks.

5 min readRead lesson
Strategy

Session timing across global markets

When liquidity and volatility align for forex, indices and energy — and when to stand aside.

8 min readRead lesson
Webinars

Learn live, or on your schedule

Recorded sessions and live workshops led by the people who run the desk and the risk education programme.

Building a trading plan from zero

On demand

A full walkthrough of instrument selection, risk parameters and a daily routine you can keep.

Senior markets analyst52 min

Order flow and ECN execution explained

On demand

How orders reach liquidity providers, what slippage really is, and reading depth on volatile pairs.

Execution desk41 min

Risk management masterclass

On demand

Position sizing, correlation exposure and drawdown control across a multi-asset book.

Head of risk education1 h 06 min

Trading the macro calendar

Live

Positioning around rate decisions and high-impact releases without getting caught offside.

Markets strategist38 min
Glossary

The terms every trader should own

Plain-language answers to the questions and acronyms that come up on day one.

Leverage lets you control a position larger than your deposited margin. At 1:2000, 100 USD of margin can control up to 200,000 USD of notional exposure. Higher leverage amplifies both gains and losses, so position sizing and a stop-loss matter more, not less.

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Risk warning

Trading margin forex and CFDs carries a high level of risk to your capital and may not be suitable for all investors. Leverage to 1:2000 can amplify losses as readily as gains, and you can lose more than you might expect to risk on a single position. Educational content on this page is for general information only and is not investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any instrument. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Consider your objectives, experience and risk tolerance, and seek independent advice if needed, before trading.