Learn to catch the move, and to stay with it.
208 free lessons, from the absolute basics to momentum and intraday trends: how moves start, how to tell a real break from a fake one, and how to hold a winner long enough for it to pay. No hype, real numbers.
Where the big intraday moves come from
Three lessons to start with, from the newest path in the Academy.
Why momentum moves persist instead of reversing, the three phases every move passes through, and why most bad momentum trades are taken in the last one.
READ THE LESSON →Riding Intraday TrendsTrend Day or Range Day? Reading the Session EarlyThe first-hour signs that separate a trend day from a range day, and how to change your entries, targets and holding time to match.
READ THE LESSON →Riding Intraday TrendsBig Winners Pay for Everything: The Math of Asymmetric TradesWhy a handful of large winners make most of a trend trader's year, the expectancy arithmetic behind it, and how to live with a low win rate.
READ THE LESSON →Five paths, start to finish
Each path is a set of chapters, each chapter a numbered run of lessons. Work a path top to bottom, or jump to the chapter you need.
Foundations
What day trading really is, how the markets and instruments work, and the vocabulary the rest of the Academy assumes.
Reading the Chart
The core visual skill: price action, candlesticks, chart patterns, and the levels that actually matter.
Momentum & Intraday Trends
How momentum moves start, how to tell a real break from a fake one, and how to stay with an intraday trend long enough for it to pay.
Tools & Strategies
Indicators used honestly, complete intraday setups, and trading the right hours around the session opens.
Trading the Right Way
The part that keeps you in the game: risk management, clean execution, psychology, and a journal that makes you better.
Trade your way. The Desk backs the move.
On Trade Syndication there is nothing to pass. You trade, and the Desk allocates its own capital behind your trade, small at first and more as the move proves itself. You keep 90% of what that capital makes. $15 a contract.
Trading involves risk. Lessons are education, not advice; examples are illustrative.