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Diversification as a market strategy
What you'll learn
Understand the principles and purpose of diversification
Learn about different types of diversification:
Asset class diversification (e.g., stocks, bonds, forex, crypto)
Sector and industry diversification
Geographic diversification
Strategy diversification (trend following, mean reversion, scalping, etc.)
Discover how diversification reduces portfolio volatility and drawdown
Learn how to measure and balance correlations between assets
Understand the risks of over-diversification and how to avoid them
Explore practical portfolio-building examples based on risk profile and goals
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How to Trade DAX Futures
What you'll learn
What DAX futures are and how they differ from spot index trading
Key features of the DAX (Germany 40) and how it moves
How to trade DAX futures on platforms like Eurex or via CFDs
Strategies for day trading, swing trading, and hedging with DAX futures
How to manage risk, set stop-losses, and size positions properly
Free
Trading the FTSE 100
What you'll learn
What the FTSE 100 Index is and what drives its price
Different ways to trade the FTSE 100 (spot, futures, CFDs, ETFs)
Key sectors and companies within the index and how they impact movement
Technical and fundamental analysis tools for FTSE 100 trading
Risk management techniques and trading strategies tailored to index trading
Free
Trading the CAC 40 Index
What you'll learn
What the CAC 40 Index is and how it's structured
Key sectors and companies driving the index’s performance
How to trade the CAC 40 using CFDs, ETFs, and futures
Technical and fundamental strategies tailored to the French market
Risk management and timing tips for trading European indices
Free
Trading the EU Stocks 50
What you'll learn
What the Euro Stoxx 50 Index is and how it is composed
How to trade the EU Stocks 50 using CFDs, futures, and ETFs
Economic and political factors that influence index volatility
Technical analysis strategies for trending and ranging conditions
Risk management techniques specific to index and European market trading
Free
Trading the Russell 2000
What you'll learn
What the Russell 2000 Index is and how it’s constructed
Key factors that drive movements in small-cap stocks
How to trade the Russell 2000 using futures, CFDs, and ETFs (e.g., IWM)
Strategies for day trading, swing trading, and position trading the index
Risk management techniques for volatile small-cap environments
Free
Dow Jones DJIA Futures
What you'll learn
What the Dow Jones (DJIA) Index is and how it is calculated
How Dow Jones futures work and where they are traded
Differences between E-mini and Micro Dow futures contracts
Technical and fundamental analysis methods for DJIA trading
Effective strategies for day trading and swing trading Dow futures
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Trading the S&P 500 index
What you'll learn
What the S&P 500 Index is and how it's constructed
The different ways to trade the index (futures, CFDs, ETFs, options)
Key factors that influence S&P 500 price movements (economic data, earnings, Fed policy)
Technical and fundamental tools for analyzing S&P 500 setups
Risk management strategies tailored for index trading
Free
Nasdaq 100 trading guide
What you'll learn
What the Nasdaq 100 is and how it differs from other indices
How to trade the Nasdaq 100 using spot, CFDs, ETFs, and futures
The economic and sector-specific drivers of Nasdaq 100 price movements
Technical and fundamental analysis tools for Nasdaq trading
Proven strategies for day trading, swing trading, and risk management
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What is Metal Trading
What you'll learn
The difference between precious metals and industrial metals
How metal markets operate (spot, futures, ETFs, and CFDs)
Factors that influence metal prices (e.g., inflation, supply/demand, geopolitics)
Common trading strategies for gold, silver, copper, and more
How to analyze metal markets using technical and fundamental tools
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Trading Silver
What you'll learn
The fundamentals of the silver market and how XAG/USD is traded in forex and CFD platforms
Key economic indicators and industrial factors that influence silver prices
The relationship between silver, gold, and the US dollar — and how to use it to your advantage
How to apply charting tools, price action, and technical indicators to trade XAG/USD
Trading strategies tailored to silver’s volatility, including trend, range, and breakout setups
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Trading Gold
What you'll learn
The fundamentals of gold trading and how XAU/USD works in the forex and CFD markets
Key economic, geopolitical, and technical factors that influence gold prices
How to use gold as part of a risk management or diversification strategy
How to apply technical indicators and charting tools specifically to gold markets
Strategies for trading gold in different market conditions — ranging from trend-following to breakout trading
Free
Introduction to Futures
What you'll learn
This course is designed for you. Dive into the basics of futures contracts, how contracts trade on a futures exchange, the different ways customers use these instruments and the benefits that futures provide.
Free
Introduction to Base Metals
What you'll learn
Base metals are non-ferrous industrial metals including copper, aluminum, lead, nickel, tin and zinc. These metals appear in both industrial and commercial applications, therefore list of market participants who could hedge their price risk is vast. Some firms are hedging a physical price exposure due to their involvement in the supply chain of the metal, while others trade base metals as an investment asset. Discover how base metals futures can help you take part in the opportunities of this market, from how the contracts are constructed to how they may fit into your trading strategy.
Free
Precious Metals
What you'll learn
How to Manage Precious Metals Price Risk
There are numerous examples of how future and options can be used to manage economic risks inherent in commercial operations and in investment portfolios. This module discusses risk management using COMEX and NYMEX Precious Metals futures.
Market prices respond to changing circumstances. We all know that prices will be different in the future to how they are today, but we do not know how different they will be. At a more basic level, while some people make predictions, no one knows with certainty whether prices will be higher or lower in the future.
