Trading Lab/ Guide/Getting started
Getting started

Creating your free account and entering the Lab

What you need to get in, what the free account includes, and why an account is required.

The Trading Lab needs a free account. It takes a moment, needs no card, and it is what lets the Lab remember your sessions, your score and your streak — without it there is nothing to save progress to.

Getting in

  1. Press Enter the Lab on the Trading Lab page.
  2. Create your free account, or log in if you already have one.
  3. You land in your workspace — your learning path, your last session, and today's challenge.
  4. From there, either start the next lesson on your path or press Trading Arena to practise freely.

What the free account includes

  • Module 1 — Risk Management, the whole module, lesson by lesson.
  • Unlimited practice sessions in the Arena, on any timeframe.
  • The Daily Challenge, your streak, XP, missions and badges.
  • Core indicators: EMA 9, EMA 20 and SMA 50.
  • Your Performance page, showing your three most recent sessions.
Why an account is required. Every session is scored into a profile — XP, streak, weakness heatmap, leaderboard. An anonymous run has nowhere to go, and it would make the Hall of Discipline meaningless. So the wall is about attribution, not payment.

Trouble signing in?

If your verification email has not arrived, check spam, then request a fresh one from the login page. If you are seeing a message that you are signed in but not authorised, you are almost certainly logged into a different account than you expect — sign out and back in.

Reminder. The Trading Lab is an educational simulation running on synthetic data with play capital. Nothing here is investment advice, no buy or sell call is given on any real security, and no claim is made about returns.

Try it in the Arena.

Reading about it only goes so far — the skill comes from the reps.

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The Trading Lab is an educational simulation running on synthetic data. It is not investment advice, gives no buy or sell calls, and makes no claim about returns.