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Basic

Free start

From a shop to your first chart and your first report

17 levels193 classes

L01Business and money

  1. What is a business
  2. Cost, price and profit
  3. Revenue is not profit
  4. How a business starts
  5. Borrowing: loans and interest
  6. How a business grows
  7. Maya's year in numbers
  8. Sole owner, partnership, company
  9. Limited liability
  10. Private and public limited companies
  11. Why companies need outside money

L02Shares and owners

  1. What is a share
  2. Face value: the Rs 100 piece
  3. Market price vs face value
  4. Authorised, issued and paid-up capital
  5. Market capitalisation
  6. Large and small companies
  7. Reserves: profit kept back
  8. Profit drives value over time
  9. Promoters: the people who started it
  10. Promoter shares vs public shares
  11. What a shareholder gets
  12. Two ways owners gain
  13. The AGM: how owners vote
  14. Kitta: counting shares

L03How companies raise money

  1. IPO: the first sale to the public
  2. Issue manager and prospectus
  3. Applying for an IPO in MeroShare
  4. IPO allotment: the lottery
  5. Reserved quotas: locals and migrant workers
  6. FPO: selling more shares later
  7. Right share: a chance to buy more
  8. If you skip your right shares
  9. Debentures and bonds
  10. Mutual funds

L04Corporate actions

  1. Cash dividend
  2. Where a dividend comes from
  3. Bonus share
  4. Book close date
  5. Ex-date and price adjustment
  6. Adjusted vs unadjusted chart
  7. Tax on dividends
  8. Mergers and acquisitions
  9. Share swap ratio
  10. Suspension and delisting
  11. Reading a company announcement

L05The market and its institutions

  1. What is a market
  2. Primary and secondary market
  3. NEPSE: the stock exchange
  4. SEBON: the regulator
  5. CDSC and your Demat account
  6. MeroShare: your online window
  7. Brokers and broker numbers
  8. Opening a trading account
  9. Trading hours and pre-open
  10. The sectors of NEPSE
  11. The economy behind the market

L06Placing and matching orders

  1. TMS: the trading system
  2. Buy and sell orders
  3. Limit orders
  4. Bid, ask and the order book
  5. How an order matches
  6. Partial fills
  7. Settlement: T+2
  8. EDIS: transferring sold shares
  9. Broker commission and other fees
  10. Capital gains tax and a full example
  11. Costs and a small gain

L07Price: supply and demand

  1. Supply and demand
  2. Buyers and sellers: why a share price moves
  3. What changes demand
  4. Results day and demand
  5. Interest rates and share prices
  6. Inflation and your savings
  7. Reading a price row
  8. Point change and percent change
  9. Daily price limit (circuit)
  10. When the whole market halts
  11. Liquidity
  12. Volume and turnover
  13. The NEPSE index

L08Floor sheet and the first candle

  1. What is the floor sheet
  2. Reading one floor-sheet row
  3. Buyer broker and seller broker
  4. Day totals from the floor sheet
  5. Odd lots
  6. Same broker on both sides
  7. Price over time: why we draw charts
  8. The line chart
  9. Why a candle, not a line
  10. How a candle forms

L09Inside a candle

  1. The open
  2. The close
  3. The high and the low
  4. The body
  5. The wicks
  6. Green, red and doji
  7. From trades to a 1-minute candle
  8. From 1-minute candles to a day candle
  9. Timeframes
  10. One day, many timeframes
  11. Volume bars under candles

L10Your first chart

  1. Gaps
  2. Bonus gaps and adjusted prices
  3. Circuit candles
  4. Reading a chart left to right
  5. Price axis and time axis
  6. Using the NChartPro chart
  7. A first look at direction
  8. Your watch list
  9. A moving average: first look
  10. A share against the index

L11Trend, support and resistance

  1. Swing highs and swing lows
  2. Uptrend, downtrend, sideways
  3. Dow theory basics
  4. Drawing a trend line correctly
  5. When a trend line breaks
  6. Channels
  7. Steep and shallow trends
  8. Pullbacks within a trend
  9. Reversal or pullback?
  10. Higher-timeframe trend first
  11. Range trading in a sideways market
  12. What is support
  13. What is resistance
  14. Levels on your watch list
  15. One share's year, read in full

L12Reading a company's numbers

  1. Financial statements and quarterly reports
  2. Income statement
  3. Balance sheet
  4. Debt: a first look
  5. Cash flow: where the cash went
  6. EPS: earnings per share
  7. P/E ratio
  8. Book value per share
  9. P/B ratio
  10. Dividend yield
  11. Dividend per share and payout
  12. Growth year on year
  13. Comparing two companies' numbers
  14. Screening by fundamentals
  15. When fundamentals and price disagree

L13Risk basics and staying safe

  1. Your money plan before you buy
  2. Risk and reward
  3. Stop loss: what and why
  4. Where to place a stop
  5. Reward-to-risk ratio
  6. Win rate is not everything
  7. Averaging down: the trap
  8. How much in one share
  9. Diversification basics
  10. Paper trading first
  11. A simple trade log
  12. Normal swings and patience
  13. Do not chase a circuit
  14. Money you can afford to lose
  15. Rumours, tip groups and scams

L14The market screens

  1. First look: menus and top bar
  2. Help is on every page
  3. Where the numbers come from
  4. Dashboard: mood dial and index
  5. Dashboard: who moved today
  6. Dashboard: breadth and brokers
  7. Opening a stock's chart
  8. The chart page, part by part
  9. Candles and timeframes
  10. Chart types
  11. Bonus and splits on the chart
  12. Heat Map: the market as a picture
  13. Comparison: stocks side by side
  14. Season: which months rise

L15Records and the floor sheet

  1. Knowledge Base: the directory
  2. IPO, FPO and right shares
  3. Dividends, bonus and AGMs
  4. Mergers, auctions and bonds
  5. The floor sheet: every trade
  6. Stocks traded today
  7. Market and company news
  8. A company's quarterly report
  9. Mutual funds
  10. The market calendar

L16Tools, community and help

  1. Trade charges calculator
  2. Dividend, bonus and right maths
  3. Risk and growth calculators
  4. Discussion and Share Here
  5. Public Choice: the prediction game
  6. Help menu: news, FAQ, feedback

L17Getting around faster

  1. The three bells in the top bar
  2. Locked pages and your plan
  3. The Stock List and sector indices
  4. Dashboard: the other cards
  5. Finding answers in the App Document
  6. Before sign-in, and on a phone
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Advance

Free start

Reading the chart and the company behind it

16 levels167 classes

L01Chart tools

  1. Chart types
  2. Linear and log price scale
  3. Choosing a timeframe for your style
  4. Adjusted or unadjusted for analysis
  5. Price action vs indicators
  6. Crosshair and data window
  7. Drawing tools
  8. Saving layouts and templates
  9. Comparing two symbols

L02Corporate actions and markets

  1. The price after a right issue
  2. Your average cost after bonus and rights
  3. A book-close calendar
  4. Reading an AGM notice
  5. Index weights and big companies
  6. TMS limits and collateral
  7. Mutual fund NAV and price
  8. Debenture coupon and yield

L03Broker analysis

  1. Who the brokers are
  2. Top buyer and seller brokers
  3. Net buy and net sell
  4. Broker holding
  5. Slow accumulation
  6. Distribution
  7. Broker concentration
  8. Does broker buying lead price?
  9. Broker Compare
  10. Limits of broker data

L04Support and resistance in depth

  1. Role reversal
  2. Levels from past turning points
  3. Round numbers
  4. Support is a zone, not a line
  5. Breakout with volume
  6. False breakouts
  7. The retest
  8. 52-week high and low

L05Candle patterns

  1. Hammer and hanging man
  2. Shooting star and inverted hammer
  3. Kinds of doji
  4. Marubozu
  5. Spinning top
  6. Bullish and bearish engulfing
  7. Harami
  8. Piercing line and dark cloud cover
  9. Tweezer tops and bottoms
  10. Why one candle is weak evidence

L06Banks and financial companies

  1. Bank numbers: NPL, CAR, CD ratio
  2. Base rate and interest spread
  3. Deposit and loan growth
  4. Insurance company numbers
  5. Microfinance numbers
  6. ROE and ROA
  7. Dividend payout and sustainability
  8. Bank capital plans
  9. P/E across sectors
  10. PEG ratio
  11. Red flags in reports
  12. Comparing two banks

L07Reversal patterns

  1. Morning star and evening star
  2. Three white soldiers, three black crows
  3. Head and shoulders
  4. Inverse head and shoulders
  5. Double top
  6. Double bottom
  7. Triple top and triple bottom
  8. Rounding bottom
  9. Measuring a pattern's target
  10. Risk on a pattern trade
  11. Stop losses and gaps
  12. When a pattern fails

L08Continuation patterns and volume

  1. Ascending triangle
  2. Descending triangle
  3. Symmetrical triangle
  4. Flags and pennants
  5. Rising and falling wedges
  6. Cup and handle
  7. Volume confirms price
  8. Rising price on falling volume
  9. Volume spikes and climax
  10. Volume at breakouts

L09Volume tools and moving averages

  1. Average and relative volume
  2. On-balance volume (OBV)
  3. Liquidity risk: getting out
  4. Turnover leaders on the dashboard
  5. Simple moving average
  6. Exponential moving average
  7. MA20, MA50 and MA200
  8. Price above or below an MA
  9. Golden cross and death cross
  10. The MA as moving support
  11. Why moving averages lag

L10Sectors and quality of profit

  1. Hydropower: capacity, PPA, generation
  2. Hydropower project risks
  3. Manufacturing and hotels
  4. Profit margins compared
  5. Debt and interest cover
  6. Working capital: stock and money owed
  7. Cash flow versus profit
  8. One-off gains and core profit
  9. Same quarter, last year
  10. Growth per share after bonus
  11. Holding and investment companies
  12. A company against its sector

L11Company numbers over time

  1. Return on capital employed
  2. Asset turnover
  3. EPS over eight quarters
  4. Results by business line
  5. P/E against its own history
  6. Net cash and net debt
  7. Capacity and raw-material costs
  8. Dividend history as a pattern
  9. Growth shares and dividend shares
  10. Price and profit on one chart

L12Investor psychology

  1. Fear and greed
  2. FOMO
  3. Panic selling
  4. Revenge trading
  5. Overconfidence after wins
  6. Confirmation bias
  7. Anchoring to your buy price
  8. Sunk cost
  9. Herd behaviour
  10. Loss aversion
  11. Discipline and routines
  12. Handling a losing streak
  13. A plan for results day

L13Drawing tools and indicators

  1. The drawing rail
  2. Lines and levels
  3. Channels
  4. Fibonacci retracement and extension
  5. More Fibonacci tools
  6. Pitchforks
  7. Drawing chart patterns
  8. Shapes, brushes and arrows
  9. Notes on the chart
  10. Position boxes and forecasts
  11. Rulers that report numbers
  12. Adding indicators
  13. Averages, bands and templates

L14Marks, replay and alerts

  1. The mark rail
  2. Candle pattern marks (CN)
  3. Candle scanner: find a shape
  4. Chart patterns found for you (CP)
  5. Cup and Handle (CH)
  6. Automatic support and resistance
  7. Trend marks (TR)
  8. Shortcuts menu
  9. Layouts, sharing, pictures
  10. Bar replay: practise without hindsight
  11. Your watch list
  12. Alerts on the chart
  13. The Alerts page

L15Filters and screeners

  1. Technical filter
  2. Fundamental filter: screen companies
  3. One company's fundamentals
  4. The Screener
  5. Stock filter and Misc screens
  6. Big deals and normal volume
  7. Comparison (deeper)
  8. Share your chart

L16Chart settings and power tools

  1. Chart settings: the gear
  2. Right-click and the series dialogs
  3. Compare another symbol
  4. Editing a drawing
  5. Favourites, AutoSave and the zoom bar
  6. Indicator settings in depth
  7. Mark settings: the row gear
  8. Sharing a chart link
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Pro

Plan 3

Who is buying, and what it is worth

15 levels173 classes

L01Floor sheet in depth

  1. Big trades and small trades
  2. Block trades
  3. Cross trades and wash patterns
  4. Average buy price by broker
  5. Trade-size distribution
  6. Time-of-day patterns
  7. The last-minute push
  8. Odd lots and official numbers
  9. Floor Sheet V2 views
  10. New brokers in a stock
  11. Price-sensitive news and disclosure
  12. Insider trading rules
  13. Clearing, settlement and default
  14. How promoter shares are sold

L02Oscillators

  1. RSI: what it measures
  2. Overbought and oversold
  3. The RSI 50 line
  4. MACD line and signal line
  5. MACD histogram
  6. Stochastic oscillator
  7. Bollinger Bands
  8. Band squeeze and expansion
  9. ATR: measuring volatility
  10. Indicator settings

L03Valuing a company

  1. The Graham number
  2. Earnings yield and the deposit rate
  3. Discounted cash flow: the idea
  4. How assumptions move value
  5. Valuing a steady dividend payer
  6. Valuing a hydropower project
  7. ROE and the right P/B
  8. Valuing an insurer
  9. Ranking a sector by value
  10. Quality of earnings
  11. Margin of safety
  12. Value traps
  13. EV/EBITDA for non-banks
  14. Valuing a microfinance company
  15. Valuing a manufacturer

L04Market structure

  1. Swing structure: HH, HL, LH, LL
  2. Break of structure
  3. Change of character
  4. Internal and external structure
  5. Premium and discount
  6. Equilibrium: the 50% level
  7. Range extremes
  8. The four market phases
  9. Structure on two timeframes
  10. Structure and indicators

L05Reading annual reports

  1. A tour of the annual report
  2. The directors' report
  3. The auditor's report
  4. Notes to the accounts
  5. Related-party deals
  6. Free cash flow
  7. Capital allocation
  8. Judging management from documents
  9. Payout policy over the years
  10. This year against last year

L06Smart Money Concepts

  1. What SMC means
  2. Liquidity: where stops sit
  3. Buy-side and sell-side liquidity
  4. Liquidity sweep
  5. Bullish order block
  6. Bearish order block
  7. Breaker block
  8. Fair value gap
  9. Mitigation
  10. Inducement

L07Sectors, rates and rotation

  1. NEPSE sub-indices
  2. Sector strength vs NEPSE
  3. Dividend policy by sector
  4. Relative strength ratio
  5. The rotation graph
  6. Sector life cycles
  7. Interest rates and bank shares
  8. Monsoon and hydropower
  9. One rule, one sector
  10. Market breadth
  11. Using Filter → Rotation
  12. Sector totals and reports

L08SMC in practice and divergence

  1. SMC marks in NChartPro
  2. When SMC fails
  3. Regular bullish divergence
  4. Regular bearish divergence
  5. Hidden divergence
  6. RSI and MACD divergence
  7. Why most divergences fail alone
  8. ADX and DMI
  9. Money Flow Index
  10. Divergence scales in NChartPro

L09Owners, institutions and rules

  1. Reading the shareholding pattern
  2. Free float
  3. Mutual fund holdings
  4. Institutional investors in NEPSE
  5. Governance rules for listed companies
  6. What changes after a bank merger
  7. Foreign money and NEPSE
  8. The market's yearly numbers

L10Auction and order flow

  1. The auction idea
  2. Market profile and TPO
  3. Point of control
  4. Value area
  5. Initial balance
  6. Balanced and imbalanced days
  7. Volume profile
  8. The footprint candle
  9. Delta and cumulative delta
  10. Absorption and exhaustion
  11. Auction panel and footprint HUD
  12. Order flow during a live session

L11Sizing and trade management

  1. The 1–2% rule
  2. Position size formula
  3. Stop distance and size
  4. Scaling in and out
  5. Trailing stops
  6. Time stops
  7. Correlation
  8. Maximum drawdown
  9. Risk of ruin
  10. Margin lending risk

L12Workflow and journal

  1. Building a screener rule
  2. Indicator and mark alerts
  3. Pre-open checklist
  4. After-close review
  5. What to write in a journal
  6. Screenshots before and after
  7. The weekly review
  8. Tagging your mistakes
  9. Portfolio Journal and monthly numbers
  10. When the data looks wrong

L13Floor sheet and brokers

  1. The floor-sheet filter menu
  2. Daily Filter: brokers per stock
  3. Accumulation and distribution
  4. Where brokers put their money
  5. Sector Invest: money by industry
  6. OTM and MKT
  7. Pump N Dump and closing pressure
  8. Buy and sell volume
  9. The Broker page
  10. Broker V2: ten views
  11. Heat Map (deeper): who traded
  12. Kundali: one stock, one screen
  13. Comparison (deeper): broker tab
  14. Broker page: holdings and activity
  15. Broker page: compare, below LTP, float

L14SMC, liquidity and momentum

  1. SMC marks: structure
  2. SMC marks: FVG and pools
  3. Liquidity setups (LQ)
  4. Quasimodo (QM)
  5. Divergence (DV)
  6. Oscillators on the chart
  7. Pivots, CPR and volume drawings
  8. Bar replay with marks
  9. Sizing a trade in the app
  10. The paper-trading desk
  11. The Marks quick menu
  12. Overlay candles, ranges, mini window

L15Rotation, auction and order flow

  1. Rotation: sectors on four boxes
  2. Rotation: stocks in a sector
  3. Custom Index
  4. Auction (AMT) panel
  5. Auction settings and broker profile
  6. Order Flow: the footprint
  7. Order Flow: display settings
  8. Order Flow: TPO profile
  9. Dr Live: live scanners
  10. Dr Live: chart and chat
  11. AI Analysis: one stock read
  12. Technical filter (deeper)
  13. Valuing a company in the app
  14. Dr Live: the live floor-sheet tabs
  15. Misc: screening by auction state
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Master

Plan 4

Your own method, valuation and the economy

15 levels180 classes

L01Elliott Wave basics

  1. The Elliott Wave idea
  2. The impulse: waves 1 to 5
  3. The three hard rules
  4. Guidelines: alternation and equality
  5. Extended waves
  6. Corrections: A-B-C
  7. Zigzag
  8. Flat
  9. Triangle corrections
  10. Combinations: W-X-Y

L02Elliott Wave and Fibonacci

  1. Wave degrees
  2. Ending and leading diagonals
  3. Counting a real NEPSE chart
  4. Invalidation levels
  5. Where Fibonacci ratios come from
  6. Retracements: 38.2, 50, 61.8
  7. Extensions: 127 and 161.8
  8. Fibonacci clusters
  9. Fibonacci with wave targets
  10. Fibonacci levels are zones

L03Gann, time and the calendar

  1. Who was Gann
  2. Gann angles
  3. Gann fan
  4. Squaring price and time
  5. Square of 9
  6. The Gann wheel and planets in the app
  7. Time cycles
  8. Time Fibonacci
  9. Seasons in NEPSE
  10. The results calendar
  11. Fiscal-year-end effects
  12. The limits of Gann

L04Market integrity and forensics

  1. Spotting manipulation patterns
  2. Promoter and insider holding changes
  3. Promoter pledges and margin loans
  4. Mapping broker networks
  5. Inflated turnover
  6. Unusual trading before notices
  7. Thin shares and the closing price
  8. Reading enforcement notices
  9. Complaints and investor protection

L05Wyckoff

  1. Wyckoff's three laws
  2. The composite operator
  3. Accumulation schematic
  4. Spring and test
  5. Sign of strength and last point of support
  6. Distribution schematic
  7. Upthrust after distribution
  8. Volume spread analysis
  9. Wyckoff on NEPSE examples
  10. Wyckoff and SMC

L06Macro and the economy

  1. NRB monetary policy
  2. Interest rates and liquidity
  3. Remittance and the economy
  4. Credit growth and the banking cycle
  5. Inflation and the budget
  6. Politics and markets
  7. Nepal, India and the trade balance
  8. Reading NRB's economic data
  9. Government spending and the market
  10. The rupee peg to India
  11. Liquidity indicators
  12. Margin-call selling waves
  13. NEPSE cycles in history
  14. Asset allocation and rebalancing
  15. Long-term investing vs trading

L07Top-down and multi-timeframe

  1. Top-down: economy, sector, company
  2. Top-down: month to week to day
  3. Choosing your three timeframes
  4. Aligning the trend
  5. Entry on the lower timeframe
  6. Conflicting timeframes
  7. Minute charts for timing
  8. Support and resistance across timeframes
  9. Indicators across timeframes
  10. Why the weekly close matters
  11. Case study: one share, four timeframes
  12. Value view, chart timing

L08Market design and structure

  1. How an index is built
  2. Ticks, lots and price steps
  3. Book building and IPO pricing
  4. Group companies and cross-holdings
  5. Governance red flags
  6. Rule changes as market events
  7. Settlement and liquidity crunches
  8. How corporate actions reach your account
  9. Market data errors and corrections
  10. Takeovers, delisting and small owners

L09Building your own method

  1. What a trading system is
  2. Entry rules
  3. Exit and stop rules
  4. Size rules
  5. Filters: when not to trade
  6. Trading Horizon and Build Your Own
  7. Discretion or system?
  8. One method per market condition
  9. Paper testing a new rule
  10. Change one thing at a time

L10Back-testing honestly

  1. Back-testing honestly
  2. Look-ahead bias
  3. Survivorship bias
  4. Overfitting
  5. Costs and slippage
  6. Out-of-sample and walk-forward
  7. Win rate, average win, average loss
  8. Expectancy
  9. Drawdown and recovery
  10. Profit factor
  11. Testing a value screen honestly
  12. Testing value and quality
  13. How many trades are enough
  14. The equity curve
  15. When to stop or change a system

L11Valuation and your plan

  1. Building your own valuation model
  2. Cost of equity in Nepal
  3. Reverse DCF
  4. Bear, base and bull values
  5. Valuing banks with residual income
  6. Valuing cyclical earnings
  7. Sum of the parts
  8. Value per share after dilution
  9. Valuing a company with no profit
  10. Valuing a whole sector
  11. Price around results day
  12. Reading a credit rating report
  13. Writing an investment thesis
  14. Tax and tracking against NEPSE
  15. Your personal plan: Master review

L12Elliott, Gann and Wyckoff

  1. E2 Elliott Wave: switch it on
  2. E2: score, degrees, forecasts
  3. E2: the preferred count
  4. E1: the grammar engine
  5. Drawing your own Elliott count
  6. Cycle tools
  7. 101 Analysis: one signal
  8. 101 cards and Wyckoff
  9. 101: plans, buy point, trail
  10. 101: rotation and sector cards

L13The Gann Wheel

  1. Gann Wheel: first look
  2. Gann Wheel: the time bar
  3. Gann Wheel: the level strip
  4. Find, Follow close, wheel size
  5. The ladder: rungs and step degrees
  6. Planets on the wheel and in price
  7. Views, zoom and presets
  8. Protractor and Chronometer
  9. Moon phases, page date, cycles
  10. Time on the wheel
  11. Drawing on the wheel
  12. Gann tools on the chart: box and squares
  13. Gann Fan: the 1/1 line
  14. Square of Nine on the chart
  15. Gann Squares and Square Range
  16. Worked study: wheel to chart

L14Forensics, timeframes, scripts

  1. Floor Sheet V2: who traded with whom
  2. Floor Sheet V2: concentration
  3. Floor Sheet V2: close and execution
  4. Broker V2: cost zones and warnings
  5. Kundali (deeper): a full read
  6. Order flow with auction
  7. Many timeframes at once
  8. NCR Script: the editor
  9. Scripts on the chart and the API

L15Back-testing, portfolio and AI

  1. Trading Horizon: build rules
  2. Trading Horizon: read results
  3. Built-in strategies
  4. Was the back-test lucky?
  5. Tuning without fooling yourself
  6. One rule, many stocks
  7. Probability: does a model work?
  8. Seasonality, tested
  9. Portfolio: record your trades
  10. Portfolio: a holding and a day
  11. Portfolio: performance and risk
  12. Portfolio: behaviour and journal
  13. Portfolio: alerts and tax
  14. AI Chat: ask in plain words
  15. AI Analysis (deeper)
  16. Daily Report images
  17. Your daily workflow
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The
training
loop.

Minutes, not hours. Learn a thing, use it at once, prove it — then the next level opens.

01

Watch or read

A short animated class with voice — or read it at your own pace. Minutes, not hours.

02

Answer the quiz

Ten quick questions after every class. You see why an answer is right straight away.

03

Play a real chart

Chart Lab and the Arena put the idea on a real NEPSE chart. Make the call, then see what happened.

04

Pass the exam

Every level ends with an exam. Clear it, earn XP, climb the ranks — the next level opens.

Features

Your arsenal.

Chart Lab

Patterns, support and resistance, SMC, Elliott, Wyckoff, divergence — on real NEPSE charts, graded on the server.

Arena

Trade a hidden past chart one candle at a time. Beat buy-and-hold.

Classes

713 short classes with voice.

Exams

One per level. Fail — and it shows what to review.

Rank & streak

XP, ranks, badges and a daily streak.

Library

Every market word, in plain language.

Why it works

Built the way people learn.

01

Lose here, not with your money.

Most beginners pay for their first lessons in losses. Here the charts are real; the money is not.

02

Small steps, every day.

A class takes minutes. A streak turns minutes into a habit — and habits change results.

03

Learn by doing.

You remember what you used. Every idea meets a question or a real chart at once.

04

Watch yourself level up.

XP, ranks and your accuracy show progress you can feel — so you keep going.

Every investor learns the market. The only question is whether you learn it with lessons — or with losses.

Why we built the Academy
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