Courses
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From getting in order to investing calmly. Pick where to start your climb.
The Wheel: get paid to wait
A repeatable method to collect premium on your own capital in USD. From understanding what an option is to running the full cycle —Cash-Secured Put and Covered Call— with clear risk-management rules. Intermediate level, explained from scratch and guided by Luz and Niebla.
Personal Finance from Scratch
The foundation that comes before investing: net worth, zero-based budgeting, automatic saving, clearing expensive debt, an emergency fund, the psychology of money, and an introduction to investing. You follow Marina —the same character as The Wheel, in her earlier stage— with her exact figures, from a 3,000 $ income to the 10,000 $ she starts investing with. Beginner level, explained from scratch.
Index Investing & DCA
The course for anyone with idle savings who wants to invest without it becoming a second job. You learn index investing —buying the whole market instead of trying to pick winners— and the DCA method, following Elena, a 42-year-old teacher with a conservative profile, from her $6,000 and $300 a month, with exact figures in every module: the index, costs, DCA, a 60/40 portfolio, rebalancing, taxes, psychology and compound interest. Beginner-to-intermediate level, explained from scratch.
Options Trading
The Academy's core course: the complete repertoire of options strategies, organized by what you expect the price to do. It stands on its own —the first three modules rebuild the vocabulary from zero: option, strike, premium, expiration, Delta, Theta, and Vega— and then works through five blocks up to the hybrid structures. You follow Marina, who starts again with $12,000 on NOVA trading at $55, and build every strategy step by step: what you buy, what you sell, what comes in or goes out, where the break-even sits, and how much you lose in the worst case. Intermediate level, explained from the ground up.
FIRE Math
"I need a million" is not an answer — it is a figure with no calculation behind it. This course turns it into a plan with concrete numbers. You follow Diego, 43, with a portfolio already built, as he calculates his FIRE number, discovers why two versions of himself end up more than $345,000 apart purely because of the order their returns arrive in, and assembles an income plan from pieces that support one another. A light course, seven modules, built to finish in an afternoon. Intermediate level.
Investor Psychology
You know how to value a company, read a chart, price a bond. This course does not hand you another tool — it looks at the person using them. Analytical skill is no immunity against bias, because bias operates automatically, before analysis gets a chance to intervene. You follow Irene as her own biases act on her real portfolio: a winner, a loser with deteriorating fundamentals, and a passing temptation that climbs 180% and then collapses. Intermediate level, and universal: psychology does not change from one country to another.