Rewards discipline, never profit
XP and streaks for learning and good habits. Nothing for trading more, nothing for winning trades.
A free trading school · Education only
Short classes you play, not read. Practice that rewards discipline, never profit. And a course that never tells you what to buy or when.
No account needed to start. A two-minute check puts you at the right level.
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Slide Bull's size down until the risk bar turns green.
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Most people who trade CFDs lose money. Regulators' own studies found that 74% to 89% of retail CFD accounts lose money (reported by ESMA, the EU's markets regulator, in 2018).
It's rarely because someone picked the "wrong" market. It's because they risked too much on one trade, moved their stop, traded after a loss to win it back, or trusted a broker or a "guru" they shouldn't have. Those are habits, and habits can be learned before a single dollar is at risk.
The Trading Campus teaches those habits, one short class at a time.
A few questions about what you know and whether you trade today. It starts you at the right level, and you can skip any question.
Each one teaches first, with diagrams you move yourself, then you practise, then a short recap. The app does the maths: you drag, slide and judge.
Lab Week replays a real week of the markets, with real costs, and scores your discipline: your checklist, your risk, your stops. Profit is shown, never scored.
The risk module, four Lab Weeks and a strong discipline score. It takes at least a month, on purpose.
XP and streaks for learning and good habits. Nothing for trading more, nothing for winning trades.
Leverage is a magnifying glass, margin is a jar, costs are a stack of blocks. You move them and see what happens.
Fake account managers, "guaranteed" returns, clone websites. You practise spotting them on made-up ads first.
Ask anything about a class, in your language. It explains, and it always refuses to say what or when to trade.
Classes adapted to where you live: your currency, your regulator, the scams common there.
Trading is not a salary or a shortcut. The course says so in its first classes, and keeps saying so.
About 214 classes in eight modules and electives, roughly 18 hours in all, at your own pace.
The first classes are open now in an early preview.
Yes. There's nothing to buy inside it: no fees, no paid streak savers, no prizes worth money.
No. You can take the two-minute check and play classes straight away. A profile, to keep your progress on any device, is coming soon.
Never. It teaches the skills to judge any trade yourself: risk, costs, stops, brokers and your own habits. It's education only, not financial advice.
No. You don't need a trading account at all. Everything in the Campus is practice; no real money is ever involved.
For now they stay on your own device. Read the privacy summary.
Not yet. It's an early preview, built in the open: the first classes are open, and the Lab, the AI tutor and other languages are on the way.