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.

Learn how share-price returns and exchange-rate moves combine to determine a UK investor’s result in pounds.

Learn how order limits, duplicate checks and reconciliation can prevent quantity mistakes and execution errors becoming portfolio losses.

Learn how time zones, daylight-saving changes and session boundaries alter daily candles, indicators and backtest signals.

Learn how execution delay, spread and missed fills can erase a backtested signal before a real order reaches the market.

Learn why trade results can cluster, how serial correlation changes drawdown risk and how to test dependence without overfitting.

Learn how borrow fees, dividend obligations, recalls and forced buy-ins change the real cost and risk of a short position.

Learn why stops may fail across earnings gaps, how to build event scenarios and how to size a position for adverse overnight movement.

Learn why testing many strategy variants creates false winners and how holdouts, trial logs, stability checks and smaller live risk improve research.

Learn how the Chandelier Exit combines recent highs or lows with ATR, how to ratchet the trail and how stop distance changes position size.

Learn how initial and maintenance margin work, why notional exposure drives losses and how liquidation risk differs from a planned stop.

Learn how to calculate daily and intraday RVOL, compare the same elapsed time and avoid mistaking normal opening volume for unusual participation.

Learn how ADX measures trend strength, how +DI and -DI add direction, and why the indicator needs a separate entry, stop and sizing rule.