Topics
Seven desks, each gathering the analysis, explainers, glossary terms, courses and calculators on one subject.
- 1 Options Premium, time decay, assignment and the arithmetic of a contract. 14 pages
- 2 Swing Trading Holding for days to weeks: entries, stops, gaps and the weekend. 11 pages
- 3 Prop Trading Evaluations, drawdown rules, payouts and trading someone else's capital. 13 pages
- 4 Dividends Ex-dates, taxes, reinvestment and the income a portfolio can produce. 14 pages
- 5 Earnings Calendars, release times, estimates and the move around a report. 11 pages
- 6 Economy Inflation, jobs, rates and the releases that move the whole market. 7 pages
- 7 Investing Evaluating a stock, measuring growth, diversifying and keeping your account safe. 4 pages
Where to start
If you arrived with a specific question, the explainers are the quickest route: the short answer sits at the top of each page. If you want to learn a subject in order, the courses take it a lesson at a time. The desks sit between the two, putting every page on one subject in a single list so you can see what is covered and read around a topic before you trade it.
Each desk also points at its calculator: options profit and loss, the earnings expected move, swing trade risk, prop firm drawdown, and the two dividend calculators.
The desks overlap on purpose. An earnings date matters to a swing trader holding a position, to an options buyer paying for implied volatility, and to a dividend investor whose company may change its payout in the same release. Where a page belongs to one desk but answers a question from another, it links across, so following the links from any starting point tends to cover the neighboring subjects as well.
New to all of it? Start on the investing desk with the course on evaluating a stock, then move to whichever desk matches the account you actually trade. Pages are dated, and the updated date changes when a rule or a figure on the page is corrected.