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Zero to Trader
From your first chart to a written trading plan, practised with virtual money.
- 23
- Lessons
- 5
- Chapters
- 31
- Diagrams
- 115
- Practice questions
- 3 hr 50 min
- Time
What you'll be able to do
- Read candles, trends and levels on any chart
- Judge a move by its volume and context
- Size every position from its stop
- Keep a journal and follow a written plan
Course syllabus
Every lesson has worked examples, diagrams, key terms, common mistakes and a practice check.
- 1
Chapter 1
Market foundations
Your Roadmap: From Zero to Trader 8 min
Five chapters take you from what a share is to a written trading plan. Here's the route, and the rules for the journey.
What the Stock Market Is 9 min
A marketplace where buyers and sellers meet through exchanges. Price is simply where they agree.
Company, Share and Investor 9 min
A share is a slice of a business. Its long-term price follows what the business earns.
Exchanges and Indices 9 min
NSE and BSE are where trades happen. Nifty and Sensex are scoreboards that summarise the market.
Demat, Trading Account and Orders 10 min
Your broker places orders; your demat holds shares. Learn the accounts, the order types and what happens after you click buy.
- 2
Chapter 2
Reading a chart
Reading Candlesticks 10 min
Each candle tells the story of a time period: where price opened, closed and how far it travelled.
Charts and Timeframes 9 min
The same stock can be rising on the daily chart and falling on the 15-minute. Choose timeframes deliberately.
Market Structure: Highs and Lows 10 min
Trends are just patterns of swing highs and lows. Learn to label them and you'll always know the trend.
Support and Resistance 10 min
Support is where buying has appeared before; resistance is where selling has. These zones are where decisions happen.
Trends and Trendlines 9 min
A trendline connects swing lows in an uptrend or highs in a downtrend. It shows the angle and health of a trend.
- 3
Chapter 3
How price behaves
Breakouts and Retests 10 min
Many breakouts fail. Waiting for a retest trades a little upside for much better odds and a clearer stop.
Volume: The Fuel Behind Moves 9 min
Price tells you what happened; volume tells you how many cared. Moves with volume are more trustworthy.
Demand and Supply Zones 10 min
Sharp moves leave behind zones where big orders were filled. Price often reacts when it returns to them.
Liquidity and Stop Hunts 9 min
Obvious levels attract clusters of stop-losses. Price often dips below them before turning, a 'sweep'.
Classic Chart Patterns 10 min
Double tops, head and shoulders, flags and triangles are maps of buyers and sellers. Learn what each one means.
- 4
Chapter 4
Tools and advanced ideas
Indicators: Helpers, Not Bosses 10 min
Moving averages, RSI and MACD summarise price. Used lightly, they help; stacked up, they confuse.
Break of Structure and Change of Character 10 min
BOS confirms a trend is continuing; CHoCH is the first sign it may be turning. Two labels, one skill: reading swings.
Smart-Money Concepts, Simply 10 min
SMC combines structure, liquidity and supply-demand zones into one view of how large orders move price. Useful framing, not magic.
- 5
Chapter 5
The trader's process
Planning Entries and Exits 10 min
A trade has three prices decided in advance. Exits matter more than entries for your results.
Risk per Trade and Position Size 10 min
The single most important skill: losing small. Size every position from your stop and a fixed % risk.
Building a Simple Strategy 10 min
A strategy is a written set of rules: market, setup, entry, stop, target, size. Start with one and test it.
Trading Psychology 10 min
Most trading mistakes are emotional, not technical. Build routines that make good behaviour automatic.
Your Trading Plan and Journal 10 min
Bring it all together: a written trading plan and a journal that tells you what to improve.
A look inside: “Your Roadmap: From Zero to Trader”
In this lesson you will
- See the full course map
- Understand why process beats prediction
- Set up your practice tools
Plan the trade, take it, write down what happened, review the notes every week, and change one thing. The loop, not any single trade, is what makes you better.
- Paper trading
- Practising with virtual money at real prices.
- Process
- A repeatable set of rules for finding, sizing and managing trades.