Trading Level 2: practice, step by step
Here you learn the school's method — chart analysis — and apply it on a demo account. At every step, the mentor reviews your work and shows you where you went wrong. You leave with a complete analysis method, a written trading plan and a journal already started.
Level 2 builds on a foundation
To get the most out of the practice in Level 2, you need the theoretical foundation: what markets and instruments are, what spread, pip, leverage and risk mean. You get it at Trading Level 1 · Market Fundamentals. If you already have the basics, you can join directly — pass a short placement test and start with the practice. See Level 1
Who Level 2 is for
Level 2 is about application: you move from theory to practice on a real platform, on a demo account, with guidance. No real money is put in during the course.
It's a good fit if
- You have passed Level 1 or already have the theoretical foundation and want to move on to practice.
- You want a trading plan of your own and a disciplined way of working.
- You've tried on your own on demo and got stuck — you want guidance on your process.
- You want to learn risk management as it's applied, not just in theory.
It's not for you (yet) if
- You are completely new and haven't heard of the basic concepts — start with Level 1.
- You are looking for signals or ready-made "tips" — we teach the method, not signals.
- You expect guaranteed or quick profit — no serious school can promise you that.
What you learn in the 10 hours
Five lessons of 2 hours each. Every lesson starts with the homework, reviewed together with the mentor — that's where you learn the most.
Waves and extremes
The foundation of the method: how the market moves in impulses and corrections, how you recognize the trend and how you mark the extreme points correctly. This is where almost everyone goes wrong — which is why we start here.
Lines, zones, structures. Top-down analysis
Trend lines, supports and resistances, channels. The complete analysis from the monthly timeframe down to the one you trade on.
The patterns and the methodology of each
Continuation and reversal patterns. For each one: how to recognize it, in what context it is valid, where the signal is, where the stop goes, what invalidates it.
The real breakout and the trading plan
How to tell a real breakout from a false one. Entry, stop, target, invalidation. Then you write your trading plan, point by point, on an idea we find together.
Before the first lesson you receive by email the instructions for installing the platform and opening the demo account, plus a short questionnaire about your experience. That way we don't lose time in Lesson 1 on installations, and the mentor knows where to start with you.
What you can't get off the internet
Patterns and lines are everywhere, for free. What you won't find anywhere is someone who looks at your chart and tells you where you drew it wrong.
Someone looks at your chart
You mark up charts at home, send the screenshots, and the mentor shows you exactly where you got the wave or the extreme wrong. Without that, you repeat the same mistake endlessly — and have no way of finding out.
The right order
We don't start with the patterns, but with the waves. If the base drawing is crooked, everything built on top of it is wrong. On the internet there is no order — just separate lessons, with no thread.
Someone who tells you where you're going wrong
A video never contradicts you. A mentor does — and stops you before you carry the mistake onto a real account.
The course does not guarantee you results. But it saves you months and spares you a string of mistakes you would otherwise have made, one by one, with your own money.
Practice on demo, not signals
All the practice in the course is done on a demo account, with virtual money. We teach you the school's method and guide you in applying your own plan, but the trading decisions remain yours. Whether and when you open a real account, and with what amount, is your choice — after the course.
We do not tell you what, when or how much to trade, and we do not give signals. Personalized investment recommendations are a regulated service, reserved for authorized entities. The certificate of completion attests that you finished the course — it is not an officially recognized qualification, nor a license to trade.
How it works
Enrollment
You choose the format, leave your details and we set the days together.
The method + homework
You learn chart analysis and practice at home; the mentor reviews your charts.
Plan + execution
You write your plan and execute on demo, with calculated risk and a journal.
Test + Certificate
You confirm the process and receive the certificate in your personal account.
Free check-in
At ~1 week, a short conversation to check your processes.
Choose how you learn
The same course, three formats
The content, the test and the Certificate of completion are identical. Only the class size, the pace and the price differ. You choose the format when you enroll.
- One-on-one — just you and the mentor, with a fully flexible schedule. The most practice on your own process.
- In two (dual) — you and a friend, at −20% per person. Often the most productive: you keep each other in check once you start applying.
- In a group — a small group, up to 8 people, with announced start dates. The most affordable price.
Trading Level 2 · Practice
10 hours · 5 lessons × 2 hours · certificate of completion
In the next step you choose the format — one-on-one, in two or in a group — and leave your details. Payment is made after your spot is confirmed. Want the whole trading journey in one go? The Complete Program (Level 1 + 2) combines them into 9 lessons (18 hours), at a bundle price lower than the sum of the two — from zero all the way to practice.
The practice can also be done onlineEncrypted connection
For the one-on-one or dual format, online is usually the most convenient. We work together in real time via screen sharing, so you see the platform and the execution step by step, as if we were right next to you. We connect through our own app, with an encrypted connection. Groups meet at the office, in the center of Chișinău.
Included in the course
The 5 lessons with a mentor
10 hours of guided practice on a demo account, online or at the office.
Homework review, between lessons
You send your marked-up charts, the mentor reviews them, and the next lesson starts with them. This is how the eye is trained.
Final test + Certificate of completion
The test result stays as an Assessment report in your personal account. The certificate attests that you finished the course — it is not an officially recognized qualification, nor a license to trade.
The free check-in consultation
At ~1 week after the course, we check together that you are applying the process correctly.
The road ahead, toward independence
You have the foundation and the practice. From here, you go deeper into a specific strategy and work on your real process, until you become independent.
Specializations · a second method
Once you master the school's method, you can add a different approach — for example Smart Money or candlestick analysis. Each is a separate course, taught by the mentor who practices it.
Plus a free check-in consultation
About a week after the course, we check together that you are applying the process correctly, before you move on. It's included, at no cost.
Don't rush into a specialization right away. First apply the school's method until it becomes automatic. When you feel you're ready, the mentor will tell you which specialization suits you — based on criteria, not on names. Further on, you can explore funded accounts through prop trading or mentoring sessions on your real process, until you work fully on your own.
What students want to know
Profit is possible, but nobody can guarantee it, and it doesn't come from one lucky pattern — it comes from the process. In the course we show you, on real trading reports, how an account evolves: the good months and the months when it doesn't grow at all. You will know exactly what you're signing up for, with no promises.
Yes, or pass the placement test. Level 2 builds on the theoretical foundation — if you already have it (you know what spread, pip, leverage and risk are), you can join directly after the test. If you're starting from zero, begin with Level 1.
Chart analysis — the school's standard method, taught identically by any of our mentors. We work with waves, lines, structures and patterns, with clear rules for entry, stop and exit. Other methods (for example Smart Money or candlestick analysis) are separate specializations, after Level 2.
No. All the practice is done on a demo account, with virtual money. The decision to open a real account, when and with what amount, remains yours, after the course.
10 hours, in 5 lessons of 2 hours each. For one-on-one and dual we set the days together; for groups there are fixed start dates. Between lessons you have homework on historical charts, and the mentor reviews them one by one.
We work with the most liquid instruments: the major currency pairs, gold, silver, oil, BTC and the S&P 500. Practice is done on the 15-minute timeframe by default, but the method works on any timeframe.
The content, the test and the certificate are identical. One-on-one it's just you and the mentor, with the most time spent on your charts. In two there are two of you, at −20% per person. In a group there are up to 8 people, at the most affordable price.
No. Supervised practice reduces beginner mistakes and gives you a disciplined process, but it does not guarantee profit. Trading involves risk, including the risk of losing your capital.
Move from theory to practice
Have the foundation from Level 1? Take the step toward supervised practice, on a demo account, with a plan of your own.
Trading.md provides financial education. We are not a broker and we are not authorized by the CNPF to provide investment advice. The course teaches methods and principles and takes place on a demo account, with virtual money; it does not provide personalized recommendations to buy any particular instrument. Trading and investing involve risks, including the risk of losing the invested capital. Past results do not guarantee future results.