Master Institutional Trading

Yes. All 80 lessons across 8 modules are free to read — no signup required. Each lesson includes detailed explanations, real-world chart examples, practical exercises and an interactive quiz.

The curriculum covers Smart Money Concepts from beginner to advanced across 8 modules: Foundations of Smart Money, Core SMC Setups (order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity), Advanced Strategies (entry models, session trading, risk management), Asset-Specific Strategies (gold, crypto, forex), Tools and Optimization (backtesting, journaling), and Trading Psychology.

No. Module 1 starts with complete beginner fundamentals — what moves markets, how to read a chart, what institutional order flow means. The curriculum is progressive, building lesson by lesson to professional institutional strategies.

The full curriculum is roughly 20 hours of structured material. Most students complete it in 3–6 weeks at a comfortable pace of a few lessons per week; the module structure makes it easy to pause and resume.

The Academy is the structured course: 80 lessons in a fixed progression, designed to be taken in order. The premium guide library is the constantly growing reference shelf: standalone deep-dives on individual strategies, indicators and concepts. They cross-link — Academy lessons point to guides for depth, and guides point back to lessons for fundamentals.

A free TradingView account is enough to practice everything taught — every concept is explained manually first. The Zeno indicator automates the detection of the same structures and is referenced as an optional accelerator, never a requirement.

Yes. The methods taught in the Academy are the same ones traded and published on the public track record — public calls timestamped, losses included. The education and the live trading are the same playbook.

Yes. Lessons are revised as markets, tools and the TradingView platform evolve, and the companion guide library grows continuously with new deep-dives.