Learning hub
Learn the platform before you risk capital
Practical guides for newer and developing traders — written around the workflow of this platform.
Topics
What the guides cover
Each guide stays close to the workflow of this platform, from the order ticket to the wallet.
Demo vs real trading
What changes when you switch from virtual funds to deposited capital.
Placing your first order
Market and limit orders, side, volume and price — the order ticket explained.
Reading price charts
How candles, trends and timeframes work together on a chart.
Risk management basics
Position sizing, stop losses and why surviving a losing streak matters.
Copy trading explained
How following other traders works, and what to check before you start.
Deposits, withdrawals and records
How funding moves through the wallet and where every transaction is recorded.
Start here
A sensible start path
Three steps in order — practise first, size the order before placing it, and understand risk before real funds are involved.
Step 1
Open a demo account
Virtual funds, the same platform real trading runs on — learn the workflow with nothing at stake.
Step 2
Place your first order with the calculator worked out
Work the numbers out with the calculator before the order ticket is open, so size and price come from a plan rather than a guess.
Step 3
Learn risk management before using real funds
Position sizing, stop losses and why surviving a losing streak matters — the material to work through before capital is at stake.
Go deeper
Two places to continue
News & analysis
Explainers and analysis methodology — written to build judgement, not to promise outcomes.
Trading tools
The calculator and the rest of the toolset you use while working out an order.
Educational content only
Educational content only. Nothing on this site is investment advice or a recommendation to trade.
Risk warning: Trading financial instruments involves significant risk and may not be suitable for everyone. The value of investments can go down as well as up, and you may lose the capital you invest. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Consider your financial situation and risk tolerance before trading.
Practise before you commit
Open an account and start with virtual funds — the guides assume nothing you have not read here.