TrendTrader University is the learning hub built directly into the app — the one place for all of our learning content: video lessons, quick-read articles, and a full glossary, from your first login to advanced risk management. No prior experience required. You'll find it in the sidebar under University, and it's free for every signed-in user — no plan required.
For a quick overview of the whole platform before you dive in, you can also watch the official platform walkthrough on YouTube.
What's inside
University is a growing library of video lessons organized into chapters, plus quick-read articles. Lessons are labeled by difficulty (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced) and show their runtime up front, so you always know what you're committing to. A search bar lets you jump straight to any topic, and new content is added regularly.
Topics covered include:
Getting started — a complete platform overview, navigating the dashboard's three panels (Signal Feed, Chart Area, Watchlist), reading Buy and Sell signals, setting up your watchlist, and understanding fresh flips — the "new" badge that marks a brand-new signal.
Understanding signals — a non-technical walkthrough of the trend engine, the day-count metric, confirming signals with price action and market structure, multi-timeframe analysis, and what to do when signals disagree across timeframes.
Markets & asset classes — how signals behave in each market we cover: forex majors and minors, crypto volatility, indices and macro-driven trends, commodities and gold, and individual stocks.
Risk management — position sizing fundamentals, managing open trades while a signal is live, exit frameworks (riding trends versus taking profit), and drawdown control and recovery.
Articles and glossary
Alongside the video lessons, University includes short articles on trading psychology, common mistakes new signal traders make, building a morning routine around the signal feed, and a plain-English glossary defining every term used in the platform — signal feed, day count, fresh flip, trend engine, and more.
Who it's for
Complete beginners can start with the getting-started lessons and be comfortable in the app within an hour. Experienced traders typically skip ahead to the signal and risk-management material to understand how signals are meant to be used and integrate them into an existing strategy. Either path works — the signals themselves are simply Buy or Sell, and University teaches you everything around them.