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 skewness, left-tail losses and Expected Shortfall reveal risks that average return, win rate and volatility can conceal.

Learn how to define a ruin threshold, model losing streaks, size positions from stop risk and keep a positive-expectancy strategy alive through drawdowns.

Learn how to define, validate and cost-test weekday, monthly and seasonal market patterns without selecting a false result from many calendar rules.

Understand option exercise and assignment, American versus European timing, dividend-driven early assignment, expiry instructions and settlement exposure.

Learn how exchange auctions concentrate orders into one official opening or closing price, what indicative imbalances mean and how auction order types differ.

Turn a chart idea into a testable trading plan by defining the setup, exact trigger, thesis invalidation, position size, exits and no-trade conditions before entry.

Learn how Sharpe and Sortino ratios measure different forms of risk, calculate a worked example and avoid misleading comparisons across targets, samples and formulas.

Learn how the Kelly formula links win probability and payoff to capital at risk, why full Kelly can create deep drawdowns and how estimation error changes the result.

Learn how pairs traders construct a spread, estimate a hedge ratio and test convergence while accounting for structural breaks, short borrow and two-leg execution risk.

Learn how Bollinger Bands and BandWidth measure volatility compression, why a squeeze does not predict direction and how to define breakout confirmation and failure.