Plain English

What the words mean.

The terms you’ll meet in the sessions and the community, explained without jargon.

The four pillars: The four subjects the course teaches, one at a time.
Macro: How the big picture (interest rates, inflation, the economy) moves share prices.
Fundamentals: How to judge whether a company’s shares are worth buying or selling, from its business and its numbers.
Options: Contracts linked to a share’s price, used to profit from a move or protect against one. We teach them risk-first.
Risk management: How much to put into each trade, so no single loss does serious damage.
Week Ahead: A live session at the start of each week on what could move markets in the days ahead.
Market Education: Deeper live sessions on how part of the market works. Currently open to all members.
Idea Sessions: Mentors walk through specific trade ideas: what they’d do, and why. Part of Established.
Foundation and Established: The two membership levels. Everyone starts on Foundation.
Fast-Track: Apply to move straight to Established if you already know the material.
Long and short: Long means expecting a share’s price to rise; short means expecting it to fall.
Ticker: A company’s short share code. For example, ORCL is Oracle.
Trade idea: A view on one company’s shares — long or short — and the reasons for it.