Five short modules, five minutes each. It starts with your own money — what you can genuinely afford to invest — and ends with how to manage a position once it is live.
No account needed. Each module carries a live tool you can run on your own numbers.
Six questions decide where you should actually begin. Most people do not need module 1, and the ones who do would not have guessed it.
What you can genuinely afford to invest, and the two things that must be settled before you invest anything at all.
What each instrument actually is, how their risks differ, and two mechanics that routinely confuse beginners: splits and IPOs.
The metrics that matter sector by sector, the macro chain that moves everything at once, and what bull and bear markets actually mean.
The calculation chain from share price to valuation, the metrics that separate a good business from a cheap one, and why companies become overvalued.
Managing a live position: where the stop belongs, how the two stop order types fail differently, and when to take money off the table.