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The full course

What you learn, session by session.

Six weeks. Twelve live online sessions, two hours each. Every session builds on the one before it.

The skill you build in each sessionTap a bar to jump to that session.
  1. 01Understand markets
  2. 02Read price
  3. 03Identify market condition
  4. 04Evaluate information
  5. 05Allocate capital
  6. 06Control risk
  7. 07Make decisions
  8. 08Adapt decisions
  9. 09Build a plan
  10. 10Understand derivatives
  11. 11Recognise decision errors
  12. 12Integrate everything

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Week

Week 1: Market Literacy

Session 1 & 2

Session 1

The Market Game

Primary skill: Understand markets

What you will be able to do

Understand how financial markets function, why prices move, who participates, and how buyers and sellers interact. Stop viewing the stock market as a place where prices simply go up and down.

Session 2

Price & Structure

Primary skill: Read price

What you will be able to do

Interpret price movements, understand price formation, identify and , and recognise how market structure develops. Read a price chart without immediately depending on .

Week

Week 2: Market Intelligence

Session 3 & 4

Session 3

Reading Price & Trends

Primary skill: Identify market condition

What you will be able to do

Distinguish between trending, sideways and market conditions. Understand , trend direction and changing market behaviour. Describe the current market condition before considering an action.

Session 4

Market Context & Research

Primary skill: Evaluate information

What you will be able to do

Understand how news, company , market developments and research influence market expectations. Learn to distinguish facts, opinions, assumptions and actionable information. Become more selective about the information you consume.

Week

Week 3: Capital & Risk

Session 5 & 6

Session 5

Capital Allocation

Primary skill: Allocate capital

What you will be able to do

Understand how to distribute limited capital across investment opportunities. Learn about , , capital deployment and . Decide how much capital to commit and why.

Session 6

Risk & Position Sizing

Primary skill: Control risk

What you will be able to do

Understand potential loss before entering a position. Learn , , concepts, and risk limits. Calculate and define your acceptable risk before committing capital.

Week

Week 4: Decision Making

Session 7 & 8

Session 7

Decision Lab I

Primary skill: Make decisions

What you will be able to do

Apply market understanding, price reading, research and risk concepts to practical market situations. Develop a reasoned decision instead of reacting emotionally to price movements.

Session 8

Decision Lab II

Primary skill: Adapt decisions

What you will be able to do

Learn to respond when market conditions change, assumptions fail or an initial decision goes wrong. Understand when to hold, modify, exit or avoid a decision based on changing evidence.

Week

Week 5: Application

Session 9 & 10

Session 9

Thesis → Execution

Primary skill: Build a plan

What you will be able to do

Convert a market observation into a structured investment or trading . Define the rationale, entry conditions, , risk, expected outcome and execution plan. Create a complete plan before taking action.

Session 10

Options Lab

Primary skill: Understand derivatives

What you will be able to do

Understand and , , , , , , and the relationship between price movement and option value. Understand how behave and why they carry additional complexity and risk.

Week

Week 6: Self Awareness & Integration

Session 11 & 12

Session 11

Behaviour & Psychology

Primary skill: Recognise decision errors

What you will be able to do

Identify common behavioural biases, including , , , and . Recognise when emotions are influencing your decisions and use processes to reduce those errors.

Session 12

Final Market Simulation

Primary skill: Integrate everything

What you will be able to do

Apply the complete learning framework in a simulated market environment. Analyse market conditions, evaluate information, allocate capital, assess risk, build a thesis, make decisions and review your outcomes.

Overall Programme Outcome

At the end of MarketMind, participants should be able to independently understand market behaviour, interpret price movements, evaluate information, allocate capital, manage risk, build structured market plans and make more deliberate, evidence-based decisions.

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