A clear path
to learning trading.

ChuanAlgorithm engineer

With algorithms, I’m used to spelling out the conditions first. The trading rules and decision trees on the syllabus appeal to me. When do you act, and when do you wait? The demo practice looks like a chance to try those rules out.

XiaomanFund manager

Investment discussions take a lot of time explaining the reasoning. I’m most interested in the four live mentor sessions and the final review. I’d like to bring specific questions about where a decision gets harder to carry out, and talk them through.

Half a LatteFinancial product manager

Meetings break up most of my working day, so study needs a plan too. The 14 days move from foundations to tools, then demo practice. Daily tasks and recorded lessons make it easier to see what comes next and plan time for it.

AyouSecurities analyst

My research is mostly in fundamentals. I’d like to get more comfortable with charts. The indicator lessons include basic use and mentor examples. I want to understand the markings across timeframes, and what questions these tools can actually help answer.

BeiRisk analyst

Risk is the first thing I look for in a syllabus. Risk and reward, trading discipline, then demo practice: that combination interests me. A rule can look sensible on paper. What I care about is whether I can still follow it when the market moves.

XiaoyeQuantitative developer

I spend a lot of time coding, so it’s easy to focus on the tools. Here, tool lessons lead into demo trading, with a skills assessment report at the end. I’d like to find out what needs work in my judgment and execution too.