Learn first. Then decide.
Plain-language lessons for every level, from the first definition to a written trading plan. Learning helps you make better decisions. It does not remove the risk of losing money.
Pick the level that fits you.
Three paths. Move on when you feel ready, not before.
Start here
New to trading? Begin with the words and the ideas. What a CFD is, how a price moves and why risk comes first.
Build skills
Read charts, plan an entry and an exit, size a position. Practise each idea on a demo account.
Trade with confidence
Put a plan on paper, test it, keep a journal and review it. Confidence here means a routine, not a promise.
Six steps from curious to prepared.
You do not need to finish everything. This order works for most beginners, and every step can be repeated on a demo account.
- Learn what trading CFDs means and what you do not own
- Understand pips, spreads and leverage before anything else
- Learn to set a stop-loss and size a position
- Read a simple chart and note your own plan
- Practise on a demo until the routine feels steady
- If you go live, start small and review every trade
Learn by topic.
Short courses, each built from small lessons you can finish in one sitting.
Technical analysis
Trends, support and resistance, indicators and chart patterns.
Trading psychology
Fear, greed, patience and how to keep a clear head after a loss.
Learn the market you want to trade.
Every market behaves differently. Know what moves yours before you trade it.
Learn the way that suits you.
Six guides most beginners read first.
Learning does not stop at the lesson.
Everything you learn here can be tried, checked and followed in the market.
Portfolio analyst
Every client gets a portfolio analyst to talk through their account and goals.
Academy, answered.
Risk warning. CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Educational material is general information, not advice, and it does not guarantee any result.
Open your account.
It takes a few minutes online. Start with a demo if you want to look around first.