From knowing nothing about finance to using the DOM, the footprint and delta on Nasdaq and S&P 500 futures. Step by step, with animations you can play with.
The lessons are currently in Spanish. An English version is planned.
What a future is, what each tick is worth and how to read a chart. Explained with everyday analogies.
Risk management first: how much to risk, where to put the stop and when to stop trading.
DOM, tape, volume profile, footprint and CVD: see who is pushing price at each moment.
Each phase ends with a checklist. Do not move on until you have completed it.
What trading is, why price moves and what NQ and ES futures are.
Charts, risk management and your platform in simulation mode.
The heart of the course: seeing inside each candle.
A written plan, the simulator and going live with the smallest size.
Yes. All the content on this site is free and you do not need to sign up. Your progress is saved in your own browser.
Not yet. The lessons are currently in Spanish; an English version is planned. Your browser's translation feature works reasonably well in the meantime.
No. The first phases are theory and practice on a simulation account. Trading real money is not recommended until phase 9, and always starting with micros (MES or MNQ).
About 13 weeks of learning at 5–7 hours a week, plus several months of practice in simulation. What matters is completing each checklist, not the date.
Any platform that shows the DOM and footprint: NinjaTrader 8, Sierra Chart, ATAS or Quantower, among others. Phase 5 explains how to set it up in simulation.
They are the most traded US index futures, with deep liquidity and micro versions to start with little risk.
Ten minutes of reading. No charts yet. Just understanding what this is about.
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