The Roadmap
174 lessons structured as a progression system. Each level ends with an assessment; each assessment requires roughly 80% to pass, and failed attempts recommend the specific lessons to review.
Level 0
The mechanics of markets, instruments, orders and platforms — from zero.
OutcomeYou can read a chart, place a simulated order and explain what you are buying.
Level 1
Structure, levels and participation — reading a chart without indicators.
OutcomeYou can describe any chart in terms of structure, levels and participation.
Level 2
Indicators as analytical tools — never as signals.
OutcomeYou use indicators to describe conditions, not to predict outcomes.
Level 3
The core of the program. Capital preservation before anything else.
OutcomeEvery trade you plan has a defined, sized and survivable loss.
Level 4
How setups work, when they fail, and how to test them yourself.
OutcomeYou can define a setup precisely enough to backtest it.
Level 5
Behaviour under uncertainty, and the rules that contain it.
OutcomeYou have written personal trading rules before you risk anything.
Level 6
An interactive builder that turns your answers into a written plan.
OutcomeA personalised, printable trading plan you actually follow.
Level 7
Turning an idea into a dataset, and a dataset into an expectation.
OutcomeYou judge a strategy by its distribution, not by its last trade.
Level 8
The 30-Trade Challenge — graded on process, not simulated profit.
Outcome30 documented trades with measurable rule adherence.
Level 9
A professional journal with automatic performance analytics.
OutcomeYour own data becomes the input to your next improvement.
Level 10
Internals, catalysts, execution quality and portfolio-level risk.
OutcomeYou manage a process across many trades, not one trade at a time.
Anatomy of a strategy lesson
Strategies are taught as testable frameworks, not signals to copy. No setup is presented as profitable on its own.
FUNDED is an educational platform. Educational content does not guarantee financial results. Trading carries risk of financial loss, and business results vary based on experience, effort, capital, market conditions and competition. Past examples are not guarantees of future performance.