Understand what a trade is
Explain an order, a fill and a position. Sketch both a long and a short.
YOUR FIRST FOURTEEN STUDY DAYSTwo weeks.
Two weeks.
A clear place to start.
Trade the endless tutorial hunt for a structured foundation plan. Study one connected set of skills, practice the mechanics and learn to explain a complete simulated session.
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Know the contract and its price steps
Turn an example move into dollars. Check the contract and clock.
Read the chart before naming a pattern
Label open, high, low and close. Describe price without predicting it.
Choose the instruction for the job
Compare market, limit and stop orders. Explain why a fill is not guaranteed.
Plan exits and count actual fills
Separate held contracts from the unfilled remainder of an order.
Read the platform and ticket
Find the simulation account, instrument, quantity, orders and positions.
Calculate the loss and write a stop rule
Include assumed costs, check size and write a response to a frozen screen.
Complete your first simulated long
Prepare a supplied example, follow the fill and verify its exit.
Practice a loss and the opposite direction
Use the actual exit fill. Explain how a buy closes a short.
Handle no fill and choose to pause
Record an unfilled order and a skipped entry as different outcomes.
Explain a complete practice session
Separate following a rule from getting a profitable result.
Repeat basics or study one optional setup
Repeat unclear mechanics first. Add one setup only when the basics make sense.
Rehearse when things go wrong
Write an if-then pause plan after a loss, a win or a frozen screen.
Demonstrate a complete simulated session
Explain preparation, fills, costs and review. Identify what you need to repeat.
Day 14 is a checkpoint. Not a magic switch.
Show what you understand.
- Explain an order, fill and position without reading the answer.
- Use actual fills and costs in an example result.
- Describe a loss, a no-fill and a skipped entry.
- Name what needs another round of practice.
Keep the next step separate.
Finishing a schedule is not the same as being ready to risk money. It does not make every strategy familiar or prove an edge. Use the results of practice to decide what to repeat, then move into deeper study.
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Can I complete this in two weeks?
The foundation schedule is designed around fourteen 45–75-minute study days. Your actual pace depends on the exercises you need to repeat. This is not a claim that everyone can finish the whole academy in fourteen days.
What if I only have twenty minutes a day?
Split a day into shorter sessions. Keep the sequence: explanation, practice, review. There is no need to force an unclear lesson into a calendar target.
Do I need to open a real trading account?
No. This plan uses supplied lessons and simulated exercises. Do not open or fund an account merely to keep up with a study schedule.
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