Build Your Futures Trading Foundation
Markets move fast. The players who survive aren't just lucky—they understand what they're doing. Our program walks you through the actual mechanics of futures contracts, risk management that keeps accounts intact, and position sizing that makes mathematical sense.
We start with Taiwan's local futures market because that's where you'll see real examples every trading day. Then we expand into regional markets across Asia and global indices. By September 2025, you'll know how to read order flow and manage trades without second-guessing every click.
This isn't about turning five hundred into fifty thousand. It's about learning a skill set that takes years to develop, taught by people who've sat through both winning streaks and painful drawdowns.
Four Areas That Actually Matter
Skip the fluff. These modules cover what you need to trade futures without blowing up your account in the first month.
Market Structure Basics
Contract specifications aren't glamorous, but they're essential. You'll learn tick values, margin requirements, settlement procedures, and how different exchanges handle overnight positions. We use real examples from TAIFEX and SGX so concepts stick.
Position Sizing Reality
Most new traders size positions based on hope. We teach you calculations that match your actual risk tolerance and account size. You'll run scenarios where trades go sideways and learn when to cut losses before they spiral.
Technical Reading Skills
Charts tell stories if you know the language. We focus on price action patterns that repeat across markets—support zones, breakout setups, volume behavior. You'll practice identifying entries and exits on historical data before risking real capital.
Execution Under Pressure
Paper trading feels different than live orders with money on the line. We simulate fast-moving conditions and walk through managing open positions when volatility spikes. The goal is reducing panic-driven mistakes that cost accounts.
Elias Korhonen
Traded index futures for institutional clients before shifting to education. Specializes in risk models and order execution strategies.
Davorin Petrescu
Spent years managing commodity futures portfolios. Now teaches technical analysis and trade psychology to aspiring traders.
Learn From People Who've Been There
Our instructors aren't YouTube personalities chasing views. They're former floor traders and portfolio managers who spent years watching positions move in real time.
Elias ran execution desks where milliseconds mattered and risk limits were non-negotiable. Davorin managed agricultural futures during some wild price swings and learned position management the hard way.
They'll share what worked, what didn't, and why most retail traders struggle with discipline more than strategy. Expect honest feedback and practical guidance rooted in actual trading experience.
Program Timeline and Structure
Our twelve-week intensive runs from September through November 2025. Classes meet twice weekly with live trading simulations and market review sessions. Here's how the weeks break down.
Weeks 1-3: Foundations
Contract mechanics, margin systems, exchange operations. We cover Taiwan Stock Exchange Capitalization Weighted Stock Index futures first, then expand to regional products. You'll calculate P&L on sample trades and understand settlement processes.
Weeks 4-7: Chart Analysis
Price patterns, volume interpretation, trend identification. We work through historical charts together, marking entries and exits. You'll start recognizing setups that offer favorable risk-reward ratios and learn when conditions favor waiting.
Weeks 8-10: Risk Management
Position sizing formulas, stop-loss placement, portfolio heat calculations. We run scenarios where multiple positions move against you simultaneously. The goal is staying solvent through inevitable losing streaks.
Weeks 11-12: Live Simulation
You'll manage a simulated account through two full weeks of market action. We review every trade decision, discuss emotional responses to drawdowns, and troubleshoot execution issues. Final week includes a comprehensive performance review.