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This course is for someone who understands order types, linear P&L, margin and position sizing. START is not a prerequisite: check yourself using E = 100, S = 98, R = 2. If you understand why the quantity before costs is q = 1, you can continue.

Nine modules: structure; liquidity; volume; FVG; trading models; gold futures; risk; testing; Radar practice. The final assessment has 33 questions, including three practical scenarios. The threshold is 70%; all three mandatory scenarios must be solved correctly. The number of attempts does not restrict your right to learn.

The aim is to turn an observation into a testable hypothesis and distinguish process quality from a random outcome. Models are not declared profitable without supporting data. All examples are hypothetical; real money and opening derivative positions are not required.

BOS, CHoCH, FVG and "liquidity sweeps" have different meanings in different schools. Here, each has an operational definition. If your indicator calculates something differently, compare the algorithms first, not attractive screenshots of their results.

Boundaries and data checks

The material is not personalised investment advice. Capital loss, infrastructure failure, liquidation and changing rules remain risks even with a stop. Sources were checked on 28.10.2026. The gold module distinguishes exchange-traded GC/MGC, spot quotes, CFDs and tokens. Support for gold in LOGRI Radar is not claimed.

Use a journal: fix the rule before the outcome and identify the price source, data time and time zone. Prepare a table with the instrument, scenario, signal time, information available then, E/S/T, quantity, costs, outcome and deviations from the rules.