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Stock market lessons in plain English
Eighteen short lessons, basic to advanced. Most take five minutes. Basics and Intermediate are open to everyone.
Start here · Open to everyone
Five steps to better decisions.
Pictures, simple examples and small practice tasks. Learn how to limit a loss, read a setup and keep a useful journal.
Brand new? Read Start here first: a 3-week plan and a 10-minute daily routine.
The lessons that matter for swing trading, in reading order. All eighteen.
Basics
Start here. How the market works, how to place orders safely, and the long-term core.
Day, short, mid and long term are different jobs with different rules. Most losses start with mixing them.
Exchanges, brokers, market hours, the bid and the ask, and what actually moves a price.
Market, limit, stop and trailing orders, and why a limit order saves money on options.
Candles, volume, trend, support and resistance, and the moving averages the boards use.
Intermediate
Sizing, options, and planning trades over days to months.
Risk a fixed slice, size from the stop, and the simple math that keeps one bad trade small.
What an option is, how calls and puts pay, and why cheap far-away options usually lose.
Premium, breakeven, delta, implied volatility and theta, using an illustrative options contract.
Trading the pullback inside a trend, with a stop you set before you click buy.
Earnings cycles, sector rotation, and why the 50-day average matters here.
The move options expect, the volatility crush after, and when to hold or step aside.
Advanced
The playbooks: dips, the AI trade, the greeks, market regimes and review.
Cumulative drawdown, the exact Strong, Early and Watch rules, and a journal exercise for checking the evidence.
Choosing strikes by delta, why the last 30 days burn fastest, and how volatility changes the price.
Trend, fear and breadth, and how to size up or down when the market changes character.
What to write down, the 15-minute weekly review, and turning patterns into rules.
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