Sequential structure
Each lesson builds on the vocabulary and concepts established in those before it. The modules may be followed in order or consulted individually as reference material.
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A structured curriculum in trading and risk management
Thirty lessons arranged in six modules, progressing from market fundamentals to strategy validation and professional practice, supported by a glossary of 243 terms. The material is written for Onys Kapital clients and refers throughout to the account types, leverage tiers and MetaTrader 5 platform available on this site.
- 30Lessons
- 6Modules
- 4Levels
- 243Glossary terms
- 20Categories
Risk management as a core module
Position sizing, order placement and the written trading plan are treated as prerequisites for strategy development rather than as supplementary topics.
Platform-specific examples
Worked examples use the Standard and Pro account specifications, the dynamic leverage tiers and the MetaTrader 5 tools provided by Onys Kapital.
Trading Lessons
30 structured lessons from first principles to strategy validation, each with stated learning objectives, illustrative figures and a summary of key points.
View the lessons →Trading Glossary
243 terms across 20 categories, searchable and filterable by category and level, with related terms linked for further reference.
Open the glossary →Curriculum outline
Six modules, 30 lessons, in the recommended order of study.
Market Fundamentals
The instruments traded, the mechanism of price formation, contract specifications, leverage and the cost of trading.
- 01Introduction to Speculative Trading
- 02Price Formation: Supply, Demand and Liquidity
- 03Contracts for Difference: Structure and Characteristics
- 04Contract Specifications: Pips, Lots and Position Value
- 05Leverage, Margin and Account Equity
- 06Transaction Costs: Spread, Commission and Financing
- 07Price Charts: Construction and Interpretation
- 08Support and Resistance Levels
Technical Analysis
Market structure, moving averages, momentum indicators and the interpretation of volume and volatility.
Risk Management
Position sizing, order placement, the written trading plan, performance review and behavioural discipline.
Market Context and Timing
Scheduled economic releases, event risk and the integration of multiple timeframes.
Strategy Development
Trading styles, strategy validation, common errors, systematic strategy construction and broker due diligence.
Markets and Professional Practice
The structure of the foreign exchange market, the principal asset classes, professional routine, operational risk and the progression to live trading.