Free resource library
Free Financial Education Library
Download practical educational guides created to make financial concepts easier to understand. Every guide has a full written overview on this site, so nothing is hidden behind a download.
Gold
Gold Trading for Beginners
A structured introduction to how the gold market functions, written for people with no prior market experience.
Beginner · Free
Gold
Understanding the Gold Market
Who participates in the gold market, how price discovery works, and where liquidity comes from.
Intermediate · Free
Charts
Technical Analysis Basics
A careful introduction to chart study that treats technical tools as descriptive vocabulary, not prediction.
Beginner · Free
Risk
Risk Management Fundamentals
Position sizing, drawdown arithmetic, and the habits that keep a learner solvent enough to keep learning.
Beginner · Free
Psychology
Trading Psychology
The behavioural patterns that appear when money and uncertainty meet, and practical ways to make them visible.
Beginner · Free
Economics
Understanding Inflation
What inflation measures, how it is calculated, and how it connects to interest rates, currencies, and gold.
Beginner · Free
Charts
Understanding Candlestick Charts
A focused guide to the single most common chart format in financial markets.
Beginner · Free
Psychology
Building a Trading Journal
A practical template and method for recording reasoning, not just results.
Beginner · Free
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Beyond the Guides
Tools, references, and sessions that support the written library.
Educational worksheets
Printable exercises that reinforce each lesson in the beginner path.
Trading journal template
A structured format for recording reasoning rather than results.
Risk calculator walkthrough
How to translate a per-decision risk limit into a position size.
Financial glossary
Plain-language definitions for the terms used throughout the site.
Beginner checklists
What to understand before moving from one topic to the next.
Educational workshops
Live community sessions covering charts, economics, and risk.