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Practical guides for traders at every stage, without the jargon or the hype.

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Introduction

Most trading education falls into one of two traps. It is either so basic that it tells you nothing you could not have worked out yourself, or it is a sales pitch wearing a lesson as a disguise.

We have tried to write something more useful. These guides explain how the mechanics actually work, what the costs really are, where the common mistakes come from, and how experienced traders think about risk. They will not promise you a return, because nobody honestly can.

Start with the fundamentals if you are new. Skip ahead if you are not.

Learning paths

Getting started

What CFDs are, how leverage works, how to read a quote, and how to place your first trade without guessing.

Building a strategy

Technical and fundamental analysis, choosing a timeframe, backtesting properly, and keeping a journal that tells you something.

Managing risk

Position sizing, stop placement, understanding drawdown, and the psychology of a losing run.

Launch guides

Education

Where to place a stop loss, and why most traders place it wrong

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