Educational course

From investing basics to your own decision process.

Nine modules, each ending with one written rule: what you buy and why, how much you risk, when you enter and exit, and how you check it.

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At a glance
Formatvideo + example + spreadsheet + task
Structure5 stages, 9 modules
First editionannounced to the waitlist
Priceannounced before launch
LanguagePolish first

How the course works

An outline built around decisions, not individual tools.

The order is deliberate: first you understand assets and risk, then you move on to analysis, strategy and automation.

Watch and calculate

A short introduction, a worked example and a tool you use alongside the lesson.

Apply it to your own data

A spreadsheet or checklist to fill in with your own portfolio, trade or hypothesis.

Verify and write down the rule

Every module ends with one written rule that becomes part of your process.

Full outline

Nine modules in five stages.

The order of the stages is fixed. Within a stage, you can adjust the order of modules to your path.

  1. 01Assets
  2. 02Portfolio
  3. 03Risk
  4. 04Analysis
  5. 05System
Stage 01AssetsWhat stocks, ETFs, bonds, metals and crypto do in a plan.
M01
Investor profile

Goals, time horizon, risk tolerance, time for the markets and choosing an investing style.

  • starting questionnaire
  • splitting capital
  • fitting the strategy to your life
M02
Asset classes

Stocks, ETFs, bonds, metals, cash and crypto: the role of each in a plan.

  • stocks and ETFs
  • bonds, metals, cash
  • crypto as higher risk
M03
Security and costs

Commissions, spreads, ETF fees, taxes, two-factor authentication, seed phrases and operational risk.

  • account hygiene
  • the cost of frequent trading
  • protecting capital
Stage 02PortfolioA structure that fits your goal, time and risk tolerance.
M04
Building a portfolio

Allocation, regular contributions (DCA), rebalancing, diversification and the Polish IKE, IKZE and PPK accounts in practice.

  • DCA and rebalancing
  • stable and risky parts
  • IKE, IKZE, PPK
Stage 03RiskDecision limits, position size and capital protection.
M05
Money management and psychology

Position size, stop loss, take profit, loss limits, FOMO, overtrading and the trading journal.

  • risk rules
  • trading journal
  • analysing mistakes
Stage 04AnalysisData separated from noise, decisions based on criteria.
M06
Market analysis

Technicals for trading and crypto, fundamentals for stocks, ETFs and the long-term portfolio.

  • trend and levels
  • volume and momentum
  • revenue, margins, valuation
M07
Strategies and scenarios

Entry condition, invalidation, exit plan, a checklist and deciding when not to trade.

  • setup versus impulse
  • when not to trade
  • reviewing trades
Stage 05SystemKnowledge, rules and automation in a repeatable process.
M08
Backtesting

Validation on data with costs, drawdowns, losing streaks and the risk of overfitting to history.

  • expected value per trade
  • costs and slippage
  • live testing
M09
Algotrading

Scanners, alerts, dashboards and bots as a way to execute rules, not a replacement for the process.

  • automating rules
  • tools beyond crypto
  • reports and dashboards

Paths

Choose your starting point.

The scope is shared, but the learning order and the recommended tool depend on how you invest.

Path A

Long-term investor

You want a portfolio that fits your goal and time horizon, regular contributions and no reaction to every market move.

  1. Investor profile
  2. Asset classes
  3. Building the portfolio: allocation, regular contributions, rebalancing
  4. Security and costs

Outcome: a written portfolio policy and a plan for systematic investing.

Start with the portfolio simulator
Path B

Active trader

You want to put your decisions in order before you trade more often. Capital protection first, analysis second.

  1. Money management and psychology
  2. Market analysis
  3. Strategies and scenarios
  4. Backtesting and the journal

Outcome: rules for entry, exit and position size, together with a process journal.

Start with the risk calculator
Path C

Automation and algo

You want to turn repetitive work into a controlled system: from hypothesis and data to alerts and monitoring.

  1. Strategies and scenarios
  2. Backtesting and validation
  3. Algotrading: scanners, alerts, bots
  4. Money management as a system limit

Outcome: a prototype of an automated process with clear limits and quality control.

Start with the backtest template

Questions

Before you join the waitlist.

When does the first edition start?
I will announce the date to the waitlist first, then on Discord and YouTube. Until then, the tools, live sessions and first materials are already available.
How much does the course cost?
The price will be announced before the edition starts. People on the waitlist will get it first, together with exactly what the course includes.
Will I get signals or a ready-made strategy?
No. I teach a process, not strategies: how to build decisions on your own, measure risk and verify results. This is educational material, not investment advice.
Do I have to complete the modules in order?
The stages follow a fixed order because each builds on the previous one. Within a stage you can start with the module that fits your path.
Who is the course not for?
People looking for quick profits, ready-made signals or promised returns. If you want to put your own process in order, you are in the right place.
Is the course in English?
The course is created in Polish. This site and the tools are available in English. If you would like an English edition, mention it when you join the waitlist.

Waitlist

Tell me when the edition starts.

You will get the date, price and scope of the first edition before they go public.

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  • The date and price of the first course edition before they go public.
  • Live session announcements, with questions collected in advance.
  • The first checklists and working spreadsheets.
  • Consultation slots before they are announced publicly.
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