Course
You practise the paid try-out before you pay for another one.
Firms call the paid try-out an evaluation. This course takes one apart. You meet the line under the account, the daily limit, and the share one day may take. You meet every rule that can end an account early.
The evaluation Working course name — Provisional
0 of 11 parts finished
- 01Why the account actually ended2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 3 lessons read
- 02A setup is a guess with a way to be wrong2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 3 lessons read
- 03Breaks that hold, and breaks that do notCloses with a mixed set: a push that holds, a push that fails, nothing decided yet. It opens nothing. You can already reach every part after this one.2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 3 lessons read
- 04Where the exit goes, and what the size follows from2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 3 lessons read
- 05Writing down the two or three you actually take2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 3 lessons read
- 06What losing does to the next decisionCloses with a mixed set: a normal losing run, a size that grew after a loss, a trade off the list. It opens nothing. You can already reach every part after this one.2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 3 lessons read
- 07Why one very good day can cost you the account2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 3 lessons read
- 08The day the rules change under you2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 3 lessons read
- 09Passing on purpose rather than by luck2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 3 lessons read
- 10Your platform, in depthShaped to the platform you trade on2 questions, about two minutes — wrong costs nothingNot started0 of 1 lesson read
- 11Certification sessionAbout 40 minutes
What the marks mean
A part reads Provisional until the same material comes back on two later days and you get it right both times. Answering once is a good sign. It is not yet proof that it stuck.
What you can do at the end
- Passes without needing one outsized day to do it
- Reads which rules change on the day the account stops being an evaluation
- Manages the share any single day takes of the total, as a planned number
- Reaches the point where the line stops moving, on purpose rather than by luck
- Clears the room needed for a first payout in the sandbox
- Finishes with no rule touched and no conduct flag
The next course starts from this same list, word for word. It assumes you can do all of it.