Your First 60 Days Learning Trading: A Flexible Free Practice Plan

Think of 60 days as space to explore and build a routine, not a countdown to profitability. You can move through this plan faster, slower, or repeat the same part. The useful evidence is what you can explain and review, rather than the date on the calendar.

Explore chart basics

Begin with candles and the difference between a move, a pause, and a range. Try guided Bull Flag practice. After a round, name the observation that supported your entry and the one that would have invalidated it.

Add questions about risk and patience

Use risk decisions to connect stop distance with size. Use patience decisions to identify missing evidence and stopping conditions. Work through the explanations without rushing to build a streak.

Compare related setups

Explore the Bear Flag and Fade Failed Breakouts courses. Look for the difference between a continuation idea and a break that does not hold. Keep one focus for each session so the replay answers a clear question.

Review what you remember

Return to Arcade cards after a gap. Without rereading, explain the rule or observation that matters. Keep a short journal of decisions and changes. You can finish the 60-day period with better questions and more useful notes while continuing entirely in free simulated practice. No number of game attempts certifies live-trading readiness.

Try your next free game

Play five free trading decisions, or explore all trading games. Every course, level, explanation, and replay is free. No signup or real money is needed. Progress stays in this browser, with separate backup controls for chart and Arcade progress.