A structured path from your first order to risk management and strategy testing — free, at your own pace, with no upsell at the end.
What a pip is, how leverage works, how an order is placed, and the difference between market, limit and stop. Ends with you placing a trade on a demo account and knowing exactly what you risked.
Position sizing, stop placement, risk-reward, and why the 1% rule survives losing streaks. The level most traders skip and most blown accounts needed.
Reading price action and structure, the handful of indicators worth using, and how macro releases translate into moves across asset classes.
Turning an idea into rules, backtesting it in the MT4 Strategy Tester, keeping a journal and knowing when to stop trading a broken system.

There is no secret indicator and no strategy that wins every time. What separates traders who last from those who do not is dull, repeatable discipline — so that is what the material concentrates on.
Every lesson has an exercise you run on a demo account before risking money.
Each concept comes with the arithmetic, so you can check it rather than believe it.
A losing trade that followed your rules is a good trade. The material says so repeatedly.
| Term | What it means |
|---|---|
| Pip | The standard increment of a currency pair — 0.0001 on most, 0.01 on JPY pairs. |
| Leverage | Controlling a larger position than your deposit. It multiplies gains and losses equally. |
| Margin | The portion of equity reserved to hold a position open. |
| Swap | Daily financing applied to positions held past the rollover. |
| Slippage | The difference between the requested price and the filled price. |
| Drawdown | The fall from a peak in your equity — the number that decides whether a system is survivable. |
| Stop-out | Automatic closing of positions when the margin level falls too far. |
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