Trading education
Plain-language guides on trading signals and options, written around how our alerts work: entry, target and stop-loss. Start with the basics, then move to the higher-risk topics.
5 guides, read in this order
- Signals
- Workflow
- Options
- Lotto
- 0DTE
Five guides, one order
Read them in this order. Each guide builds on the one before it, and the last two carry the highest risk.
- SignalsFoundations. What a trading signal is, the three parts of every signal (entry, target, stop-loss), the main types and the risks.
- WorkflowFoundations. A step-by-step routine from receiving an alert to managing the exit and tracking your results.
- OptionsCore. Calls, puts, strike, expiration, premium, the Greeks and common strategies.
- LottoHighest risk. Short-dated, out-of-the-money options: why they are cheap, why most lose, and when experienced traders use them.
- 0DTEHighest risk. Same-day expiration options, among the riskiest ways to trade options.
Trading, and options in particular, can lose money quickly. Short-dated options can lose their whole value in hours. Learn the mechanics first, practise on a paper account, and only risk money you can afford to lose.
How the guides are written
- Built around our alerts
- Written around how our signals work: entry price, targets and a stop-loss.
- Risk first
- Risks are explained alongside every strategy, including that losses are normal.
- Labelled examples
- Examples use illustrative prices and are labelled as such. They are not real trades.
- Stands alone
- You can read the guides without taking any signal.
- Not advice
- Nothing here is financial advice. You decide whether to trade and how much to risk.
Education questions
I am a complete beginner. Where should I start?
Start with "What are trading signals", then "How to use trading signals". Move on to "How options trading works" only when you are comfortable with entries, targets and stop-losses.
Do I need to read the guides before taking signals?
No, but we recommend it. Understanding entries, stop-losses and position sizing helps you act on an alert and avoid costly mistakes.
Can I learn without taking your signals?
Yes. The guides stand alone. Many people find it easier to apply the ideas to real alerts with small position sizes.
Which topics are the riskiest?
Lotto options and 0DTE options. Both are short-dated and can lose 100% of the premium. They are not for beginners.
Which markets do the guides cover?
The current guides cover trading signals in general and options in depth. Guides on other markets may be added over time.
Get the alerts on your phone
Entry, target and stop on every alert, on iOS and Android.