Education
From observing price to reviewing a decision.
Four stages and eleven lessons. Solve the cases in your own words, then move to a practice objective with evidence you can explain.
A sequence you can follow
Understand the instrument and chart information before preparing an order. Then study units, costs and limits; combine them in a session and review your decisions. Questions check understanding of the example without certifying competence to trade real money.
Four stages, one piece of evidence per stage
Read, solve the activity before viewing its explanation and compare your reasoning. Continue when you can justify the task; revisit the example when something is missing. You can consult any lesson without access gates.
1. Identify and observe
Afterwards: Explain the instrument, its units and the information retained by a chart.
2. Execute and calculate
Afterwards: Distinguish orders from positions, calculate net outcomes and explain the limits of a loss estimate.
3. Prepare a decision
Afterwards: Preserve the information available at the time and write a checkable condition and stopping rule.
4. Review and transfer
Afterwards: Compare plan and action using evidence; repeat a task and then try a different scenario.
Written activities and practice support process review. Reading pages and answering a question correctly provide partial evidence; next, apply the skill to a different case and explain its limits.