Eight lessons, about 55 minutes in total. This course assumes the Beginner course — now you stop learning parts and start making decisions: reading charts and earnings, judging what you pay, choosing accounts, and assembling a portfolio you can defend. Every lesson ends with a quiz and a practice mission on one of our tools.
Timeframes, volume, moving averages and the 52-week range — reading a chart for context instead of fortune-telling.
What you are really paying per dollar of profit, why quality costs more, and when a “cheap” P/E is a warning instead of a bargain.
Revenue, EPS, the estimate bar and guidance — why a company can beat expectations and still drop 8% before lunch.
What the data says, what your nerves say, and why the best investing method is the one you will not abandon in a crash.
Allocation first, tickers last: the three-job framework, core-and-satellite, and writing the plan down before you buy anything.
TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, Roth, 401(k): the wrapper around an investment can matter as much as the investment — here is the map.
The only bill you never receive: how a “small” annual percentage quietly eats a shocking share of your final wealth.
Everyone asks what to buy; almost nobody asks how much. Sizing is the decision that actually determines whether mistakes are survivable.
Course 3 — Advanced goes from owning a portfolio to picking individual companies with a written thesis: valuation, value traps, macro, screening with Quorum, and tax-aware rebalancing. All eight lessons are live.
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