Know the market.
Build your process.
A structured education in gold trading, from your first price quote to strategy research, execution and risk. Study the ideas, work through the numbers and practise before you put capital at risk.
A$350 · One payment · Self-paced study
88 lessons. Interactive tools. No trading signals.
Four observations. One completed candle.
Start with the foundations.
Then specialise.
Seventy core lessons across eighteen courses, followed by eighteen advanced lessons. Each phase ends in an assignment. The final portfolio brings your research and simulated trading plan together.
Money and financial markets
Understand what money does, how markets developed and why related assets can respond differently.
- Evolution of money and history of Forex
- Introduction to global financial markets
- Market participants and market interconnectivity
Quotes, orders and trading technology
Read an XAU/USD quote, check a product’s units and practise loss calculations before placing a simulated order.
- Forex terminology and account arithmetic
- Market mechanics and trade mechanics
- Platforms, brokers and technical infrastructure
Fundamental analysis and macroeconomics
Work with economic releases, expectations and policy. Separate the information available at the time from the explanation written afterwards.
- Fundamental analysis and macroeconomics
- Economic news and market impact
- Geopolitics, research and sentiment
Technical analysis and price action
Read completed price structure, compare timeframes and calculate indicators without treating them as a guarantee.
- Basic chart tools and analysis
- Price action and market structure
- Indicators and multiple timeframes
Gold analysis and strategy development
Study gold’s markets and drivers, then turn a trading idea into rules that another researcher could reproduce.
- Gold and its market dynamics
- Gold drivers and integrated analysis
- Strategy development and market planning
Risk, psychology and deliberate practice
Size positions, rehearse execution, keep a decision ledger and review a method’s evidence alongside its weaknesses.
- Money, risk and trade management
- Trading psychology and discipline
- Execution, testing, journaling and review
Advanced research: futures basis and expiry; data quality and holdouts; resampling and overfitting; execution attribution; derivatives and portfolio risk.