Learning to trade from scattered videos is slow, because nobody tells you what to learn first. The Money Circle Academy is one structured path: fifteen days, five phases, from what a market is to a complete trading plan. It is education, not a promise of profit. Trading carries a high risk of loss, and the course is designed to teach you how to manage that risk before anything else.
The five phases
The course is grouped into five phases. Foundations (days 1 to 3) covers the language of markets, the markets themselves and candlesticks and charts. Market Reading (days 4 to 7) teaches trends, structure and bias, support and resistance, supply and demand, and liquidity. Strategy Building (days 8 to 10) covers fair value gaps and Fibonacci, Elliott waves and a complete rule-based strategy.
Trader Development (days 11 to 14) is the part many courses skip: backtesting and your trading plan, how news and macro data move markets, a full risk management masterclass and trading psychology. Application (day 15) ends with a complete chart analysis, a scored final exam and a certificate.
What is inside
The academy holds 738 slides, 276 scored quiz questions and a lexicon of 219 trading terms across the fifteen days. Each day ends with questions, so you find out what you understood before you move on. The practice lab lets you answer chart exercises (for example identifying a trend or deciding whether a zone is valid) and compares your answer with an explanation and a mentor's reasoning, with a link back to the lesson that covers it.
- Day 3: candlestick anatomy, patterns, timeframes and the TradingView charts.
- Days 4 to 7: structure, zones and liquidity, the core of reading price.
- Day 11: backtesting, the journal, expectancy and the 30-trade rule.
- Day 13: position sizing, drawdown math and R-multiples.
- Day 14: FOMO, revenge trading and discipline.
Who it is for, and who it is not for
It is for people who are new to trading or who have traded without a method and want one. You do not need prior knowledge. It is not for anyone looking for a shortcut: the course asks you to read, answer questions, practise and keep a journal, and it says plainly that most of the work is risk control and discipline rather than prediction.
It also does not tell you which markets to buy. It explains how forex, crypto, stocks, indices, CFDs, futures and commodities differ so you can choose what fits your time and temperament.
How to work through it
A day a day is a sensible pace, though nothing forces it. Read the lesson, take the quiz, then do something with it: mark swings on a chart, write your risk rule, log a practice trade in the journal. By the end you should have a written trading plan, and the free trading plan template is a good place to draft it as you go. Follow the plan on a demo account before you risk real money, and only risk what you can afford to lose.
Access and cost
The foundations are open to a free Starter account, so you can judge the style of the lessons before paying anything. The full course, the quizzes and the certificate are part of Master membership. The pricing page lists the current price, the trial week and the money-back terms.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need experience to start?
No. The course starts with what a market is and who moves it, and builds up from there.
How long does the course take?
It is structured as 15 days, one topic per day. You can go faster or slower; the lessons stay available.
Is the course free?
The foundations can be previewed with a free Starter account. The full course, quizzes and certificate are part of Master membership, priced on the pricing page.
Is there a certificate?
Yes. Day 15 includes a scored final exam, and completing the course earns a certificate. It is a record of completing the course, not a licence or regulated qualification.
Will the course make me a profitable trader?
It cannot promise that. It teaches method and risk control. Trading carries a high risk of loss and results depend on you.
Preview the first lessons for free
Create a free account, read the opening lessons and decide whether the style works for you.
Educational content, not financial advice. Trading foreign exchange, CFDs and cryptocurrencies carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for everyone. You can lose more than you expect, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose. Disclaimer.