Proprevo
Academy
Learn to trade the way professionals do: understand the markets, read price, manage risk and build a process you can repeat. Every lesson ends with a short exam so you know what stuck.
Gateway to trading
Start here: what trading is and how to place your first trade.
Introduction to trading
What a trader actually does, how profit is made, and what separates trading from gambling.
Trader's dictionary
The forty words you will meet every day, explained in plain language.
Your first trade, step by step
From opening the WebTrader to closing a position, with nothing left to guess.
Financial markets
Where prices come from and what you can trade.
Introduction to financial markets
What a market is, centralised exchanges versus over-the-counter trading, and why it matters to you.
Instruments you can trade
Currencies, metals, energy, indices, shares and crypto, and how each one behaves.
Pips, lots, leverage and margin
The arithmetic behind every position, with worked examples you can check yourself.
CFDs explained
Contracts for difference: what you own, what you pay and why you can go short.
Forex
The currency market, its sessions and what moves it.
What is forex and how it differs from other markets
The world's biggest market, why it never sleeps, and what makes it attractive to traders.
Forex market structure and participants
Who is on the other side of your trade, and why it matters.
What moves currencies
Interest rates, inflation, growth, risk appetite and correlations between pairs.
Forex trading hours and sessions
When the market is busy, when it is quiet, and how to choose your trading window.
Margin trading in practice
How margin works on your account, why it is not your risk, and how stop outs happen.
Technical analysis
Reading price: structure, levels, patterns and indicators.
Reading candlestick charts
Open, high, low and close in one shape, and the handful of candles worth knowing.
Market environment: trends and ranges
Identify whether a market is trending or ranging before choosing how to trade it.
Support and resistance
The levels where price tends to react, how to draw them and how to trade around them.
Supply and demand zones
Finding the areas where large orders were left behind.
Chart patterns
Double tops, head and shoulders, triangles and flags, and how to measure their targets.
Moving averages
Simple and exponential averages, trend filters and dynamic support.
The RSI indicator
Momentum, overbought and oversold readings, and divergence.
ATR and volatility-based stops
Measure how far a market normally moves and size stops and positions to match.
Bollinger Bands
Volatility envelopes, squeezes and walking the band.
The MACD indicator
Moving average convergence divergence, its histogram, and what it is good for.
Multiple timeframe analysis
Use a higher timeframe for direction and a lower one for timing.
Trading breakouts and fakeouts
How to tell a real breakout from a trap, and three ways to enter.
Fundamental analysis
Economic data, central banks and the calendar.
Key economic indicators
The releases that move markets most and what each one measures.
Central banks and interest rates
Why the Fed, ECB and others move every market, and how to read their decisions.
Using the economic calendar
Plan your week around scheduled risk instead of being surprised by it.
Statistical analysis
Testing ideas with numbers before risking money on them.
Sentiment analysis
What other traders are positioned for.
Trading platform
Everything the WebTrader can do.
Putting it all together
Strategy, risk, plan, journal and psychology.
How to build a robust trading strategy
The six components every strategy needs, with a complete example.
Risk management
Risk per trade, per day and across open positions, sized to survive the evaluation rules.
Writing your trading plan
A one-page document that turns your strategy and rules into daily habits.
Keeping a trading journal
What to record, how to tag trades and how to turn notes into improvements.
Trading psychology: process over outcome
Fear, greed, tilt and the habits that keep decisions consistent.
Drawdowns and overtrading
Why losing streaks happen, how to size down through them, and how to spot overtrading.
Evaluation process
Every trading objective, explained with examples.
The profit target
How the target is measured, why it is closed balance, and how to approach it calmly.
The max daily loss
How the daily floor is set each midnight and why floating losses count.
The max loss
Static and trailing floors, with worked examples of each.
Minimum trading days
What counts as a trading day and why the rule exists.
The funded account and rewards
What changes after you pass, how rewards are calculated and how the scaling plan works.
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Put it into practice
Try what you learned on a free trial, then take the challenge and trade a funded account.