Trading Courses
Free trading education across four desks — crypto, stocks, listed futures, and forex. Work a track in order, or jump to the lesson that names the hole.
Four free curricula. No login.
This library is four desks, not one pile of videos. Crypto, US stocks, listed futures, and spot forex each have a hub with a numbered track. Work in order if you are new. Jump if you already know the object of the lesson and you are here to fill a hole. Pair the reading with the free calculators and the glossary. Education only — not a broker, not an adviser, not a trade recommendation.
A lesson is a written object: what the product is, what the clock is, what ruins the account. It is not a signal service and it is not a promise of P/L. If you cannot say the object in one sentence before you size, you are not trading that product this week. You are a spectator. Spectators should paper, not click live size.
Crypto
Crypto Trading Courses
Spot, perpetuals, risk, technical process, and on-chain literacy. Beginner through advanced. 24/7 tape, funding, and venue risk that cash equities do not share.
Open crypto hub →Stocks
Stock Trading Courses
US equities, session structure, tape, options, and portfolio process. Regular hours plus gap risk overnight. Sixty lessons on the stock hub.
Open stocks hub →Futures
Futures Trading Courses
Listed contracts, ticks, multiplier, Globex hours, variation, and book risk. A bond is not a share. Size from the spec sheet, not from a chart thumbnail.
Open futures hub →Forex
Forex Trading Courses
Pairs, pips, lot size, US 50:1 / 20:1 caps, sessions, and process. OTC FX is not a listed E-mini and it is not a crypto perpetual. Different machine, different ruin path.
Open forex hub →How to use this library
If you are new
Open one desk. Start at lesson 1. Do not skip risk. Do not skip the product definition (what you actually buy or sell). Use a paper ticket until you can write the object, the clock, and the invalidation without opening a platform.
If you already trade
Jump to the hole. Session hours, margin vs maintenance, PDT, pip value, funding — pick the lesson that names the mistake you keep repeating. Then go back one lesson so you are not patching a vocabulary gap with a new indicator.
One desk at a time is enough. Mixing crypto perps, overnight equity gaps, and 50:1 FX in the same week is how people confuse activity with a process. The Trade Journal is a record of fills already taken — use it to review mistakes, not to forecast the next click. Market context lives on the blog, coin guides, and stock profiles. None of those pages is a buy or sell call.
What is the same. What is not.
Risk budget, a written stop, and a journal are the same job on every desk. The machine is not. Crypto trades around the clock and can gap on venue outages. US cash equities have a regular session and overnight gap risk. Listed futures have a tick, a multiplier, and variation that can call you. US retail FX is a capped OTC product. Analog, not identity: do not copy a crypto scalp onto ES or EURUSD and call it the same system.
Same on every desk
- Name the object in one sentence before you size.
- Risk is a dollar amount, not a story about the setup.
- Fees, spread, and slippage belong in expectancy — not in a footnote.
- A screenshot is not a journal. A journal is a record of fills already taken.
Different by desk
- Crypto: venue, custody, funding, 24/7 liquidity regimes.
- Stocks: RTH vs extended hours, PDT, borrow, earnings gaps.
- Futures: contract spec, tick value, Globex, initial vs maintenance.
- Forex: pip value, lot size, US leverage caps, session overlap.
Start here — desk labs
Open the calculator with the numbers already in the URL. Change them. That is the lab. Then read the matching lesson.
Crypto
Risk calculator — 1% of $10k
Then: /courses/crypto
Stocks
Share size — 1% of $25k
Then: /courses/stocks
Futures
MES size — $250 risk
Then: /courses/futures
Forex
EURUSD micros — 20 pip stop
Then: /courses/forex
Session checklists before you size. Browser journal for fills already taken.
Tools that sit next to the lessons
The courses tell you what to compute. The calculators do the arithmetic in the browser — no account. Position size, stop distance, R:R, and win-rate math are on /tools. Definitions you should not invent live are on the glossary. If a lesson names a number and you skip the tool, you are reading a brochure.
Want tape, not a lesson? The live stock scanner is a separate product. Courses stay free either way.
Straight answers
Are the courses free?
Yes. No login. No drip. Open the hub and read. The live scanner desktop is a separate paid product. Calculators stay free.
Which desk should I start on?
The product you will actually trade this month. If you have a US brokerage account and you think in shares, start on stocks. If you already have an exchange account, start on crypto. Do not start four desks in parallel.
Is this financial advice or a signal service?
No. DennTech Trading Solutions is software and education. Nothing on these pages is a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. You are responsible for your own process, size, and venue.
Do I need the scanner or the journal to use the courses?
No. Courses and calculators stand alone. The journal is a Windows record of past fills. The scanner is a live desk. Useful, not required to read a lesson.
Why not one mixed “trading” track?
Because the ruin path is different. Overnight equity gaps, crypto venue risk, futures variation, and US FX leverage caps do not share a single checklist. Mixing them in one syllabus teaches the wrong clock.
Education only. Not a broker, not an FCM, not a CTA, not investment advice. Trading futures, forex, options, and crypto involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every person. Read the product waiver if you use DennTech software. Do your own work.