Most courses skip the parts that actually decide whether you make money — what a trade costs, how much to risk, what your orders really do. This one starts there. From zero, nothing hyped, nothing hidden.
Not a preview — a complete module. 10 minutes, no email, no account.From Module 6 — Risk
One of 19 diagrams. Made for this program — you won't find it anywhere else.
The stop price is not the guaranteed execution price for a stop order… The execution price an investor receives can deviate significantly from the stop price in a fast-moving market.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Nearly every course tells you to use a stop-loss. Very few mention this. It's in the free lesson, quoted in full, with a worked example of what it costs you.
Not predict the market. Nobody can teach you that — and anyone selling it knows better.
A number most traders never calculate once — and the single biggest cause of losses in the largest study ever done on this.
The skill that keeps you in the game long enough to develop every other one. It's arithmetic, and it takes fifteen seconds.
Including the one almost everybody misunderstands, and why your risk cap is an expectation rather than a guarantee.
The four ways a backtest lies, and why a strategy winning 90% of the time can still lose money. Including how to judge mine.
Start with the three free modules. If you like how it's taught, the rest follows the same way.
What trading actually is, how to read a chart, and what a trade really costs. In full — not previews.
Stage 1. From zero: charts, costs, accounts, orders, risk, psychology, journaling, tax and one complete strategy. You finish with a written plan, a demo record and a journal of your own trades.
Stage 2. For when you have a trade record. It works from your own trades: your real costs and execution, how you exit, whether your strategy survives proper testing, and position sizing from your own numbers.
Buy something for $100. Sell it for $101. You made a dollar. Except you didn't.
That's how Module 3 opens — free, in full. It takes ten minutes, asks for nothing, and by the end you'll understand something most people trading right now still don't.
Straight answers — including the uncomfortable ones.
No. Module 1 assumes you don't know what a trade is, and every term is explained the first time it appears. If you've never opened a brokerage account, you're who this was written for.
None to work through the program. Module 12 has you practise on a demo account before any real money is involved.
If you later go live, Module 4 explains what different account sizes can and can't do — settlement rules, the margin minimum, and the pattern day trader rule that catches small accounts. Never trade with money you can't afford to lose.
Nobody can promise that, and anyone who does is selling you something. Most people who day trade lose money — Module 1 shows you the numbers.
What the program does is teach the parts that decide the outcome and that most people are never taught: what trades really cost, how to size a position so a losing streak is survivable, what each order type actually does, and how to test a strategy honestly. Whether you're profitable depends on you and the market.
No. There are no signals, alerts, picks or group chats. This is educational material only — not financial advice, and I don't know your situation.
A lot of trading information is free somewhere, and I won't pretend otherwise. What you're paying for is order and honesty: one path from zero, regulator rules in plain words (SEC, FINRA, IRS), the arithmetic behind costs and risk, and a straight account of how thin the evidence is behind the one strategy taught.
Modules 1–3 are free so you can judge the writing for yourself.
14 modules and 56 lessons — about 26,000 words of written lessons with 19 original diagrams, read on 2time.win. There's no video.
One payment of $49, lifetime access, updates included. Access starts the moment you pay.
All sales are final, because the material is digital and delivered instantly. That's why the first three modules are free, in full — so you can decide first.
If you're charged twice, or you pay and can't get in, I'll fix it. Details are on the Purchases page.
The ideas — costs, risk, psychology, testing — apply anywhere. The examples lean toward US stocks, and the account rules (settlement, margin, pattern day trader) and the tax module are US-specific. The tax module is information, not tax advice.
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Yes — it's stage two, and it's in development. Foundations leaves you with a written plan, a complete strategy and a journal of every demo and live trade. Advanced is where that record gets used: it measures your real costs and execution, diagnoses your exits, tests your strategy properly and works out your position size from your own numbers. When it launches, Foundations owners get their full $49 credited toward it. Join the email list and I'll write when it's ready.