The library
Find the lesson you need.
Browse every lesson, follow a course or explore a topic. Search and filters are here when you need them.
Experience level
Stream
Technical analysis
Quant and systematic research
Topic
Format
3 lessons
What a moving average actually tells you
A moving average summarises recent prices with a chosen weighting. Compare SMA, EMA and WMA weights, their lag and what the line can tell you.
- Beginner
- Technical Indicators
- Indicator playbook
- 4 min
What a backtest can prove, and what it can't
A backtest shows how a precisely defined rule would have behaved on past data under stated assumptions. It cannot show the rule will behave that way again.
- Beginner
- Backtesting & Validation
- Explainer
- 3 min
A pattern's match score is not a probability
A match score says how closely a shape fits a pattern's rules. It is not the chance the pattern leads anywhere. Learn the difference.
- Beginner
- Chart & Candlestick Patterns
- Explainer
- 3 min
Choose a course
Each course puts lessons in the order they build on each other. More lessons are being prepared.
Start Here
Anyone opening a chart or a research workspace for the first time.
- Available lessons: 0 / 17
Technical Analyst
Readers who want to describe charts, indicators and structure precisely, and check their own reading.
- Available lessons: 1 / 26
Pattern Specialist
Readers who study candlestick, chart and harmonic patterns and want definitions they can check.
- Available lessons: 1 / 30
Systematic Trader
Analysts who want to write explicit rules, test them honestly and size positions by stated risk.
- Available lessons: 1 / 30
Quant Researcher
Analysts who want statistical tools to judge whether a pattern in market data is real.
- Available lessons: 0 / 28
Fundamental Analyst
Readers who want to read company filings, compute ratios and build valuation scenarios they can defend.
- Available lessons: 1 / 29
Macro & Cross-Market
Readers who want to understand macro releases, rates, currencies and how asset classes relate.
- Available lessons: 0 / 29
Developer-Trader
Analysts who write code and want to build, test and document data-driven rules and models.
- Available lessons: 1 / 29
Process & Psychology
Anyone who wants to judge their own decisions fairly and keep a journal they actually review.
- Available lessons: 0 / 24