Lessons
Pick a section and TradeSensei opens the right lesson for you. Each section is a short run of lessons that build on each other.
Practical Setup
How to get ready to invest safely: brokers, accounts, orders, and practising without real money.
Protecting Your Money
How to avoid big mistakes: spreading your money out, sizing positions, and staying calm when prices fall.
Investing Basics
The starting ideas: what a share is, what an ETF is, and how money grows over time.
How a Business Makes Money
Reading the business behind a share: revenue, profit, cash, debt, and what makes a company hard to copy.
Is the Price Fair?
Valuation in plain terms: judging whether the price you pay for a company is reasonable.
Deciding for Yourself
Writing down your own reasons to own a company, and knowing when those reasons stop being true.
Using a Brokerage Account Safely
The practical account skills: order types, real trading costs, settlement, custody, and spotting scams.
Understanding Better Businesses
What separates a strong business from an average one: pricing power, scale, incentives, and dependencies.
Reading Financial Performance
Reading the numbers with confidence: margins, cash flow, dilution, debt, and returns on capital.
Valuation in Practice
Applying valuation tools to real situations, and treating the result as a range rather than a single answer.
Portfolio Decisions and Research
Turning research into decisions: sizing, correlation, rebalancing, reports, and your own written checklist.
Returns, Ownership and Corporate Actions
Dividends, splits, new share issues, listings, spin-offs and takeovers, and what each one does to your holding.
Understanding Different Industries
How retailers, utilities, miners, banks, insurers, property owners, software and industrial companies actually earn money.
Learn a concept, then test it in the Analyzer.
Every lesson ends with a short list of real companies to study. Open the Analyzer to see the same ideas, business model, moat, risks, bull/bear case, applied to a live name.
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