The trouble with most trading material is that it explains how an indicator is calculated and says nothing about when you should not trust it. RSI above 70 is "overbought"; in a range that means a pullback, in a strong trend it means another two weeks of growth. The difference between those two cases is the skill. The formula is not.
So the lessons here start from market context: first the situation where the tool works, then the situation where it produces a false signal, and only then the settings. The text is fully open and readable without registration. Interactive exercises, live charts, progress and achievements live in the terminal, next to real candles.
Chart basics56 min
- VolumebaseHow to read trading volume and use it to confirm price moves.12 min
- EMAbaseMoving averages 20/50/100/200 as trend support and resistance.8 min
- RSIbaseOverbought, oversold, and divergences.9 min
- MACDbaseMomentum and trend change from the histogram and lines.7 min
- Structural MarkupbaseRemove the noise and see the key peaks and troughs.5 min
- FractalsbaseLocal extremes by Bill Williams.6 min
- Trading sessionsbaseAsia · London · New York and their character.5 min
- WeekendbaseWhy weekends are dangerous: thin liquidity and gaps.4 min
Smart Money / ICT47 min
- FVGproFind the "unfair price" and trade the return into the zone.12 min
- Market ProfileproVolume profile, point of control, and value areas.11 min
- Murrey LevelsproA mathematical grid of levels and an ATR-zone counter.10 min
- Wave oscillatorproEarly reversals from WT1/WT2.8 min
- Stoch RSIproA fast %K/%D oscillator for a precise entry.6 min
Order Flow14 min
Terminal sections13 min
- CalendarEvents that move the market, and how to prepare for them.Available in the terminal
- NewsMarket context and the reasons behind price moves.Available in the terminal
- ReviewsReady-made market breakdowns from the platform's authors.Available in the terminal
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Academy paid?
- No. Every lesson is free to read without registration and without limits. An account is only needed for the interactive exercises, progress tracking and achievements inside the terminal.
- Where should a beginner start?
- With the Chart Basics track: volume, moving averages, RSI and MACD. That is the minimum everything else rests on. After that, Smart Money if market structure interests you, or Order Flow if you want to see the trades inside a candle.
- How long does one lesson take?
- Between 4 and 14 minutes, and the estimate is shown on every lesson. It is honest: a lesson is designed for one sitting, not for an evening.
This material is educational and is not individual investment advice.