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A structured path from the fundamentals of accounting and finance all the way to investing with an edge — the foundation courses are free, advanced courses are paid.
Built by pros from accounting, finance, equity research, and trading desks.
Free Courses
Two complete beginner courses, free — no account or payment required.
Accounting 1
Accounting from the ground up — built for investors and traders, and just as useful for students and business owners. All 9 chapters are free and live with video lectures. Full interactive practice — written lessons, quizzes, flashcards, exercises, and mock exams — is being built out chapter by chapter.
You'll be able to: Explain what accounting is and who uses financial information
You'll be able to: Explain the double-entry system and normal balances
You'll be able to: Explain why adjusting entries are needed under accrual accounting
You'll be able to: Distinguish temporary from permanent accounts
You'll be able to: Explain how merchandising operations differ from service businesses
You'll be able to: Apply FIFO, LIFO, and average-cost methods
You'll be able to: Describe the purpose of an accounting information system
You'll be able to: Explain the fraud triangle and the principles of internal control
You'll be able to: Account for accounts receivable and estimate bad debts using the allowance method (percentage-of-receivables and aging)
Derivatives 1: Foundations
A 5-part foundations series — what a derivative is, where it trades, why it exists, how it's used, and the market makers who power it.
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Get updatesAccounting 2
Chapters 10–17
Builds directly on Accounting 1 — liabilities, corporations, the statement of cash flows, and financial statement analysis.
Derivatives 2: Pricing, Greeks & Strategies
Intermediate options
Options pricing intuition, the Greeks, and the multi-leg strategies used by pros to structure risk and expression.
Equity Valuation & Institutional Research
Analyst workflow
How institutional analysts build a thesis, model a company, and pressure-test valuation before putting capital to work.
Technical Analysis Pro
Price action the way desks read it
Structure, liquidity, and confirmation — a professional framework for reading price without the noise.
CFA Level I — Foundations
Full body of knowledge
Ethics, quantitative methods, economics, financial reporting, corporate issuers, equity, fixed income, derivatives, alternatives, and portfolio management.