Start from zero. Learn what stocks, shares, brokers, and options mean before working through examples. A calculator refresher helps you build a practical starting point.
Learn risk before strategy. Work through costs, position sizes, planned losses, and execution risks before progressing to charts and options. Choosing not to trade is a valid decision.
Practice without real money. Use supplied charts, guided calculations, and worksheets to explain a simulated decision. No deposit, real trade, or options approval is required.
A clear starting point for a complicated subject
If market conversations feel like a language you have never learned, this course is for you. Stocks, Options & Day Trading Fundamentals introduces U.S. stocks, conventional ETFs, brokerage accounts, order types, charts, and introductory equity options in a beginner-friendly sequence. Across 11 modules, you will move from plain-language explanations to worked examples, guided practice, and knowledge checks. Readings, focused video demonstrations, and annotated hypothetical charts help you revisit concepts at your own pace. The goal is understanding, not a promise of income or a recommendation to trade.
Your learning path: 11 modules, one clear progression
Orientation: Welcome, calculator practice, and financial safety. Modules 1–4: Start with the stock market, stocks and ETFs, brokerage accounts, quotes, liquidity, and order types. Module 5: Calculate planned risk and write your first simple simulated trade plan. Modules 6–8: Read candlesticks, consider trends and support/resistance, and understand the uses and limitations of technical indicators. Modules 9–10: Compare calls and puts, premiums, expiration values, and options risks. Module 11: Compare investing, swing trading, and day trading, including the time and risk considerations of each. Final Project and assessment: Apply your learning to a supplied scenario, review your reasoning, and complete a 25-question comprehensive assessment.
Finish with a plan you can explain
The Final Project brings the course together in a fictional scenario. Document your original plan, calculate the planned position risk, and explain your decision before reviewing a separate follow-up. Use an emotions check and trade journal to reflect on the process, not just the outcome. A justified no-trade choice is welcome. Your project is manually reviewed, and the 25-question final assessment requires 80% to pass. Completion demonstrates course learning; it does not establish readiness for live trading.
Learn with Dr. Bianca Adams
Dr. Bianca Adams brings an education-first approach to Money Triumphs Academy. In this course, she guides you from everyday market vocabulary to structured practice, with risk awareness and clear reasoning at the center. You do not need to arrive with the answers. Bring your questions, a calculator, and a willingness to work through examples one step at a time.
Questions before you begin
Do I need investing or trading experience? No. The course starts with basic vocabulary and includes a calculator refresher. You can revisit the explanations and practice examples as you build your understanding. Will I need a brokerage account or real money? No funded brokerage account, deposit, options approval, or real-money trade is required. You can complete the supplied exercises with a calculator and a notebook or document editor. A simulator is optional. Is every lesson a video? No. The course combines readings and annotated diagrams with focused videos for important demonstrations. It also includes practice questions, module knowledge checks, and Final Project worksheets. Will this teach me what to buy or guarantee profits? No. This is general education, not personalized investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. It does not recommend securities, provide trade signals, or promise income or protection from loss. How do I demonstrate what I have learned? Work through the module knowledge checks, complete the manually reviewed Final Project, and take the 25-question final assessment. The final assessment requires 80% to pass. The focus is reasoning, calculations, risk awareness, and documentation, not simulated profits.
Build understanding. Practice with purpose.
One-time purchase: $897. Access: 180 days from enrollment (approximately six months). No recurring subscription payments. Certificate of completion available after completing the course requirements within the access period.
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