The market can be understood, not guessed.

Because many individuals approach Forex without the basics needed to understand what moves a currency. Since 12 October 2026, the entire program has been open, as some universities' online courses are: you learn the method and make it your own before deciding whether my tools are useful to you. Being open changes nothing about how demanding the content is: it is the same course as when the program was sold, written and interactive, with no videos or one-to-one coaching.

I have nothing to prove here. I'm not trying to build an image around past performance, account screenshots or promises of returns. I prefer to show my work concretely, my way of thinking and what I have learned. I master what I teach, but I also believe learning never stops. Markets change, knowledge deepens, mistakes teach, and there will always be something to question. That is exactly the approach I want to share: learn seriously, build a method, test it against the data and keep improving. Nothing published here is investment advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell anything. I share a way of reading, not a promise of results.

The certification attests that I passed an exam on the basics of financial markets: instruments, participants, regulation and ethics. It doesn't give me adviser status and doesn't authorise me to manage anyone's money. It is simply one step among others in my path and in my commitment to mastering the fundamentals of the profession seriously.

The substance comes from my notes, my reading, my research and my mistakes. Claude's arrival let me go further on the form: structuring what was scattered, clarifying certain ideas and making the chapters more interactive. So if you sometimes recognise the hand of an AI tool, it's no surprise. It is my work, developed and reworked with this tool. I'd rather say so clearly than leave everyone to guess.

The site's public tools are free, with no account, and built from open sources. The terminal, however, is paid. That's deliberate: it consumes data every day, and its funding gives access to better sources, keeps the data up to date and lets me keep improving the tool. Paying for data and the work it takes, rather than for a promise: that's the model I find most honest.

I'm continuing my studies, I keep learning and I build this project alongside. I'm also working on raising capital to give it the means to go further. I don't see this project as something finished. It will evolve with the data, feedback from those who use it and everything I still have to learn. It will be better in six months than it is today. And that's exactly why I want feedback now.