vol. 02·section C // tier 01 of 03·saturday, aug 8, 2026·10 chapters

tier 01beginner

beginner course

From 'I want to invest' to 'I trade with a plan.' Markets, jargon, charts, risk, and the boring discipline that keeps you alive.

outcome
Survive your first year. Understand markets, jargon, charts, risk, and basic strategies.
pace
2–4 weeks · paper trade for 3 months before live
chapters
10
  1. №01Market BasicsWhat is a stock?
  2. №02Glossary & Short FormsTrading is full of jargon. Here's a survival kit, grouped by category.
  3. №03Order TypesThe order type controls how and when your trade gets executed. Picking the wrong one is a common rookie mistake.
  4. №04Charts & CandlesticksA chart is a story told by buyers and sellers. Learn to read it before any indicator.
  5. №05Technical IndicatorsIndicators are math applied to price/volume to surface what's hard to see by eye. They are tools, not crystal balls. Two rules:
  6. №06Indicator Combinations — Confluence That Actually WorksIn [Chapter 5](05-indicators.md) you met the indicators one by one. In the wild, no single indicator is enough. Pros stack 2–3 indicators from different families so each one ans…
  7. №07Risk ManagementThis is the most important chapter in this guide. You cannot control profits; you can only control losses. Master this and you've already beaten 80% of retail.
  8. №08Strategy FoundationsA strategy is a repeatable set of rules with a positive expected value over many trades. Not a single tip, not a hunch.
  9. №09Trading PsychologyYou can have a perfect system and still lose money — because you are the weakest link. The market is a mirror; it will find every flaw in your discipline and exploit it.
  10. №10Tools & ResourcesA curated list. Not exhaustive — just what actually gets used.