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Long-form guides and one-sheets. Academy teaches the path; Resources deepens a single topic.
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Curriculum institute
Two doors. If you have never traded, we start at what a market is. If you already trade, we start at units, then one named sequence. Education only.
6 chaptersTwo doorsIllustrated e-guideEducation only
Already trade? Start at the order of the institute. Same ladder either way. Named setup last.
Learning path
New to markets, or already trading. Same order: units, then price, then risk, then one named sequence. Education only.
First steps: what a market is, what a chart is showing, what a pair is, what it costs to stand in a trade. No named setup yet.
Continue →Skip First steps. Start at the order of the institute, then our units, then price, then risk.
Continue →Silver Bullet is taught as education after the ladder. Not a live ticket. Not a promise.
Continue →Figures
The same figures live in the e-guide. Play them, then read the chapter. Educational schematics, not live signals.
Price
Wick = rejected print
A wick is evidence the extreme did not stick. It is not a market order.
Risk
121 lots in a 2% costume
Naive 5-pip sizing on $200k prints ~66x notional. The 3x ceiling is fail-closed.
Silver Bullet
Silver Bullet, long
Sweep SSL, tap VAL, displacement FVG. Stop at the tap. Schematic, not a live chart.
How Academy fits
Academy is structured learning. Everything else on the public site has a different job — linked honestly, not as fake features inside the curriculum.
Long-form guides and one-sheets. Academy teaches the path; Resources deepens a single topic.
Packages and fee framing for operators ready to evaluate EA paths — not a substitute for the curriculum.
Illustrative projections and guardrails — practice the numbers after you understand risk posture.
Trade-ready pipeline for a named seat — stage readiness gates while the copytrader is pending. Preview on the home page; the desk opens after sign-in — not a public classroom.
Curriculum
First steps for people who have never traded. Then mechanics, price, risk, and Silver Bullet last.
This page is for someone who has never placed a trade. You do not need a broker, a chart, or a strategy to start. You need the picture of what a market is, what a price is, and what it costs to stand in one. The named setup comes last on purpose.
Read in this order. Click the figures. Ask the tutor the question on the page, not a question about next week's edge. The book, the walkthroughs, and the diagrams are the same curriculum in three speeds.
A pair is two positions. A pip is a convention. A lot is volume. Spread is a tax you pay on the way in. Leverage is a loan. Notional is the size of the bet. Confuse any two of those and an account that 'looks fine on margin' is already dead.
A candle is an auction. The wick is where the auction failed. Pools of stops sit beyond obvious highs and lows. A fair value gap is skipped inventory, not a magic portal. None of this, by itself, is a trade.
Win rate is not the business. Expectancy is average R per trade. Drawdown is a path, not an average. Prop daily-loss rules bind before any of that math. Psychology is relocated into the system so a Tuesday mood cannot raise size.
One hour of New York. Sweep the pool and close back inside. Tap a volume node. Displacement leaves a three-candle gap. Stop beyond the node-tap wick — not the sweep wick. The volume filter's edge is Unknown. This is education, not a live signal.
Next step
Use Resources for long-form guides, Profit Planner for illustrative math, or Services when you are ready to evaluate EA paths.
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Mechanics, psychology, and Silver Bullet. Education only. Not live entries.
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