DAY 01
Set a learning goal
Write one skill you want to demonstrate by day 30 and how you will check it. Avoid a profit target.
Read the beginner roadmap ↗YOUR WOLF ACADEMY / PRACTICE PATH
30 days to a clearer process.
One short, paper-only task each day. Build market vocabulary, observe evidence, write a hypothetical plan and review five scenarios without putting capital at risk.
This self-paced path is currently in English. Your progress stays on this device.Start day 1WEEK 1 / BUILD THE LANGUAGE
Build the language
Understand the words and products before looking for a setup.
MEASURABLE MILESTONE
Explain 10 market terms in your own words.
0 of 7 days doneDAY 02
Map the markets
Name one commodity, currency pair, share and index. Write what each represents.
Browse instruments ↗DAY 03
Learn the quote
Choose one instrument and record its symbol, quote currency and reference venue.
Use Gold as an example ↗DAY 04
Find five terms
Choose five unfamiliar terms. Explain each in one sentence without copying the definition.
Search the glossary ↗DAY 05
Study costs
Write how spread, commission and slippage could change a hypothetical result.
Review trading terms ↗DAY 06
Explain leverage
Write a two-sentence explanation of how leverage can magnify a loss.
Read the risk guide ↗DAY 07
Teach it back
Explain 10 terms aloud or in writing. Mark the ones you need to revisit.
Revisit the glossary ↗WEEK 2 / OBSERVE BEFORE DECIDING
Observe before deciding
Separate market facts, possible explanations and uncertainty.
MEASURABLE MILESTONE
Create three dated market observation cards.
0 of 7 days doneDAY 08
Pick a study market
Choose one instrument to follow for the next seven days. Record why you chose it.
Choose an instrument ↗DAY 09
Check the product
Record the reference symbol, quotation and one product-specific risk.
See a guide example ↗DAY 10
List three drivers
Write three events or data points that might matter for your chosen market.
Review guide drivers ↗DAY 11
Read a chart
Describe a past move using the daily chart, without deciding what to trade.
Open a reference chart ↗DAY 12
Ask a better question
Turn one chart observation into a question you could take to the Weekly Lab.
Open the Weekly Lab ↗DAY 13
Check the source
Compare one market headline with a primary issuer, exchange or regulator source.
Review linked headlines ↗DAY 14
Make three cards
Write three dated cards: observation, possible driver, evidence to check and remaining uncertainty.
Use the case worksheet ↗WEEK 3 / WRITE A HYPOTHETICAL PLAN
Write a hypothetical plan
Make the reasoning and risk clear before testing an idea on paper.
MEASURABLE MILESTONE
Finish one written hypothetical plan with an invalidation rule.
0 of 7 days doneDAY 15
Define the question
State the market question your paper plan is meant to answer.
Read the planning guide ↗DAY 16
Write the premise
List the observations that would support a hypothetical idea and the source of each.
Use the worksheet ↗DAY 17
Set invalidation
Write what evidence would prove the idea wrong. Make it observable.
Review plan components ↗DAY 18
Estimate exposure
On paper, calculate the cash loss for a hypothetical position and invalidation level.
Review leverage and risk ↗DAY 19
Include friction
Add possible spread, fees and slippage to the paper loss estimate.
Check cost terms ↗DAY 20
Define no-trade rules
Write two conditions under which you would set the paper idea aside.
Review the plan ↗DAY 21
Finish one page
Put premise, evidence, invalidation, estimated loss and no-trade rules on one page.
Use the plan guide ↗WEEK 4 / REVIEW THE PROCESS
Review the process
Use paper scenarios and a journal to learn from decisions, not returns.
MEASURABLE MILESTONE
Review five paper scenarios and set the next learning goal.
0 of 9 days doneDAY 22
Paper scenario one
Record a past market move, your hypothetical plan and what you would have checked.
Open the worksheet ↗DAY 24
Compare process
Compare the two scenarios by evidence quality and risk clarity, not by imagined profit.
Review the journal guide ↗DAY 25
Notice a bias
Write where hindsight, urgency or attachment to one idea affected your interpretation.
Review your journal ↗DAY 26
Change the market
Complete a paper card for a different asset category and note what changes.
Browse another market ↗DAY 27
Prepare a live question
Write one specific question to ask in a webinar or private lesson.
Explore live learning ↗DAY 28
Paper scenario three
Record a third past move and what would have invalidated your idea.
Use the worksheet ↗DAY 29
Paper scenarios four and five
Add two short cards, then compare all five for repeated patterns.
Use the worksheet ↗DAY 30
Set the next goal
Write one measurable skill goal for the next 30 days and the evidence you will collect.
Return to the roadmap ↗KEEP GOING
Keep the questions, not just the checkmarks.
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