Risk management
Plan position size, invalidation and possible loss before each trade.
The Money Man / Education
Step-by-step lessons on risk, charts, strategy and trading psychology. A new practical tutorial is added every day, with a complete Bangla edition.
Learning paths
Plan position size, invalidation and possible loss before each trade.
Read trends, support, resistance, breakouts and daily closes.
Build disciplined habits with journals, backtesting and clear rules.
Tutorial library
Search the full education archive by topic. Every lesson is educational information, not personalised financial advice.

Calculate a 3:2:1 crack spread and understand how crude, petrol and distillate prices connect to refinery margins without confusing the spread with net profit.

Calculate curve spreads, distinguish bull and bear steepeners from flatteners, and interpret inversion without treating it as a precise recession timer.

Learn how actual data, consensus forecasts, revisions and market positioning combine to produce unexpected reactions across stocks, bonds and gold.

Distinguish new-share issuance from shareholder sales, calculate dilution and interpret follow-on, shelf and at-the-market equity programmes.

Understand daily reset, compounding and path dependence before holding a leveraged or inverse exchange-traded product beyond one session.

Learn how index additions and deletions create passive flows, estimate their possible size and avoid chasing a crowded rebalance trade.

Calculate covered-call outcomes and understand how premium income trades away upside while leaving substantial stock risk.

Learn how partial order fills create unintended exposure and how to manage remaining quantities, paired legs and execution risk.

Calculate CFD overnight funding on notional exposure and measure how leverage turns a small daily rate into a material account cost.

Build a tested response plan for broker, platform, data, power or internet failure before market access disappears.

Learn how volatility and correlation create unequal risk contributions even when portfolio capital is split equally.

Understand broker counterparty, custody and client-money risk before concentrating cash, securities or margin with one provider.