Finance training
Finance Training
Three groups, six programmes. They are not alternatives to one another but steps that stack: technical analysis is not taught before the market concepts are in place, and when to buy is not taught before what to buy.
Financial Literacy (FOYE) is the prerequisite for the other two groups; the technical and fundamental analysis programmes follow it.
Groups
Three groups, six programmes
- FOYE
Financial Literacy Training
The entry point to the other finance programmes. Money, interest, inflation, the equity market, derivatives and crypto — for someone who has never entered the markets.
See the programmes · 1 programme - TAGODTAİDTARİYTA
Technical Analysis Training
Introduction to Technical Analysis, Intermediate and Advanced Technical Analysis, Risk-Management-Based Analysis: four programmes from beginner to advanced.
See the programmes · 4 programmes - HİSTA
Equity Fundamental Analysis Training
The question technical analysis does not answer: which company to invest in. The economy’s direction, the sector, the company’s balance sheet and ratios.
See the programmes · 1 programme
Order
Indicators do not come first
- 1
Identity
Are you a trader or an investor? Over what horizon?
- 2
Risk appetite
How much are you willing to lose — and divide it.
- 3
Portfolio
Not all eggs in one basket.
- 4
Period
Work in the chart period that fits your profile.
- 5
Fundamentals
Decides WHAT you invest in.
- 6
Technicals
Decides WHEN you buy and sell.
- 7
Strategy
Build it, then apply it with discipline.
This page is a training curriculum. It contains no investment advice, no trading signals and no portfolio management service.
Questions
Questions about this page
What groups does the finance training consist of?
Three: Financial Literacy (FOYE), the technical analysis programmes (TAG, ODTA, İDTA, RİYTA) and equity fundamental analysis (HİSTA). Six programmes in total — not alternatives to one another, but steps that stack.
Which programme should you start with?
Financial Literacy (FOYE) is the prerequisite for the other two groups: money, interest, inflation, the equity market, derivatives and crypto are established there. Without those concepts in place, the technical and fundamental programmes are not begun. Someone who already knows the markets can enter directly at the technical or fundamental group.
What is the difference between technical and fundamental analysis?
Fundamental analysis decides WHAT you invest in — the business cycle, the sector, the financial statements and the ratios. Technical analysis decides WHEN you buy and sell — trend, chart patterns, indicators and levels. Neither replaces the other; in this curriculum they are separate programmes, taught in that order.