Systemly Academy
123 short lessons that take you from what a pip is worth to reading market structure. Every lesson makes you answer, so what you learn is still there when a real chart is in front of you.
Free plan. No card. Your first lesson takes about ten minutes.
Systemly Academy is a structured forex and gold trading course inside the Systemly app. It has 32 courses and 123 interactive lessons across 13 chapters, from pips, lots and margin through risk management, chart reading, candlestick and chart patterns and Fibonacci, to ICT and Smart Money concepts. 40 lessons are free. The Starter plan, £9.99 a month, opens all 123.
Reading about risk feels like learning it. Working out your own position size is what actually makes it stick.
Short teaching cards, worked examples and real chart figures. When an idea is abstract, an everyday analogy comes with it.
642 graded questions in eight formats, from calculations and matching to tapping the right spot on a chart. The reason arrives straight after every answer.
Three hearts a lesson and a hint after a wrong answer. Run out and the lesson starts again, which is a far cheaper place to get it wrong than a live account.
XP, levels, streaks and achievements you can share. Your path starts with whatever you told us you want to learn first.
Try one · Risk per trade · Lesson 1
When someone says they are risking one percent, what are they describing?
The Academy sits inside the same app that writes Systemly signals. Each signal shows where to enter, where the trade is wrong and why, so the idea you just passed turns up on a live chart the same day.
Complete a course and two extra signals land on top of your plan, for each of your first three courses. They count in the month you earn them.
Beginners start at chapter one. If you already know a pip from a point, open any course you like. Nothing is locked behind the one before it.
Fundamentals · 92 lessons · 9h 14m
Everything a trader needs before any particular method: the market, risk, psychology, macro, chart reading and process.
What this market is, who is in it, and when it is worth turning up
Freebeginner · 34 min · 4 lessons
Every trade here involves two currencies moving together, no exchange changes hands, and a broker sits in the middle making it work. This course starts with exactly that idea.
Freebeginner · 33 min · 4 lessons
Four words on every ticket you will ever place, and what each one actually costs you.
Freebeginner · 24 min · 4 lessons
The two tools every trade actually runs on: the order you place and the chart you read it from.
Freebeginner · 22 min · 3 lessons
Everything covered so far comes together in one trade, and this course follows it all the way through, start to finish.
Before you learn how to enter a trade, learn what you can afford to lose
Freebeginner · 45 min · 4 lessons
Before anything else about a trade, it helps to decide what it's actually allowed to cost you if it goes wrong.
Freebeginner · 42 min · 4 lessons
Every method runs into bad stretches sooner or later, and what you actually do during one of them is usually what decides whether the account makes it through.
The mechanics can be correct and the outcome can still go wrong. This is the chapter about the part that is not on the chart.
Freebeginner · 20 min · 4 lessons
The honest numbers, and what actually separates the accounts that last from the ones that do not.
First lesson freebeginner · 23 min · 4 lessons
Fear, greed, revenge and hope, each shown through the exact behaviour it produces in a trade rather than a description of the feeling.
First lesson freebeginner · 15 min · 3 lessons
Rules that actually get followed, the four mistakes that undo good methods, and a process short enough to use on every trade.
Two ideas that make every headline about rates and data legible, once you actually have them.
First lesson freebeginner · 15 min · 3 lessons
Why higher interest rates pull a currency up, what that pull costs, and the one idea that makes every data release legible.
First lesson freebeginner · 15 min · 3 lessons
The four kinds of releases worth knowing, why payrolls gets special attention, and the honest answer on trading through the big ones.
Timeframes, levels, moving averages and trend lines: the tools for actually reading what price is doing.
First lesson freebeginner · 20 min · 4 lessons
Why timeframes disagree, the sequence that actually works, what a higher timeframe is for, and why fewer indicators read more clearly.
First lesson freebeginner · 20 min · 4 lessons
What a level actually is, where the reliable ones come from, why broken support can switch sides, and when not to force one.
First lesson freeintermediate · 20 min · 4 lessons
What an average of price actually is, what a crossover really tells you, using them for direction, and what lag genuinely costs.
First lesson freeintermediate · 20 min · 4 lessons
How to draw one honestly, what a bounce and a break actually mean, the difference between inner, outer and long-term lines, and how channels extend the idea.
Reading a single candle honestly, then reading what a handful of them, taken together, actually add up to.
First lesson freeintermediate · 20 min · 4 lessons
The body, the wick, what one candle can and cannot tell you on its own, and why context decides how much a shape actually means.
First lesson freeintermediate · 20 min · 4 lessons
The doji family, the hammer and pin bar, the shooting star and hanging man, tweezers and marubozu, and the skill that is never just naming them.
First lesson freeintermediate · 20 min · 4 lessons
Engulfing candles, the morning and evening star, the inside bar in full, and why any of these shapes without context is just noise.
Reversal and continuation shapes built from many candles, what they actually promise, and how honestly to measure them.
First lesson freeintermediate · 20 min · 4 lessons
Head and shoulders and its inverse, the neckline, measuring a target honestly, and double tops and bottoms.
First lesson freeintermediate · 15 min · 3 lessons
Pennants, ascending, descending and symmetrical triangles, and how often these patterns break the wrong way.
The Fibonacci ratios traders mark on a chart, and how selectively to actually trust them.
Starteradvanced · 20 min · 4 lessons
Where the ratios come from, retracement against extension, measuring a swing, and applying the same idea across timeframes.
Starteradvanced · 15 min · 3 lessons
Why the ratios are a way of measuring proportion rather than a law, where they actually earn their keep, and how to tell a confluence from a coincidence.
The full pre-trade sequence in one fixed order, and the discipline that turns single trades into a record worth trusting.
Starteradvanced · 29 min · 5 lessons
The full pre-trade sequence in order, why that particular order matters, and what completing it does and does not promise.
Starteradvanced · 27 min · 5 lessons
What to record before, during and after a trade, an honest self-control check, a review cadence, and why the figure that matters is never this week's.
ICT and Smart Money · 31 lessons · 2h 38m
The vocabulary of Inner Circle Trader and Smart Money methods, taught with what the source claims and what a chart can and cannot actually prove.
How to read a break honestly, from an ordinary continuation to the specific kind that actually reverses a trend, and where stop orders tend to cluster along the way.
Starteradvanced · 20 min · 4 lessons
Break of structure and change of character, market structure shift on its own terms, what actually separates the two, and what happens when a break skips its usual stop.
Starteradvanced · 20 min · 4 lessons
Where stop orders tend to cluster, why some levels are easier for price to reach than others, and the fast early move some traders call a Judas swing.
The vocabulary for a specific candle shape left behind by a fast move, and the zones traders mark around it.
Starteradvanced · 19 min · 4 lessons
The three-candle shape left by a fast move, its directional names, the balanced price range, and its midpoint.
Starteradvanced · 20 min · 4 lessons
The last candle before a strong move, the failed rally or decline near a watched level, and the order block that gets swept and flips role.
The specific hours and days some traders watch more closely, and the daily direction some traders form an opinion on before the session starts.
Starteradvanced · 20 min · 4 lessons
The hours of typically higher activity some traders watch, from the four broad session windows down to a single Friday-specific setup.
Starteradvanced · 20 min · 4 lessons
How some traders form an anticipated direction for the day, the premium and discount halves of a range, a claimed price-delivery algorithm the source states as fact, and named weekly shapes read after they've already formed.
The named routes and checklists some traders use to time an entry, and the confirmations they say are required before acting.
Starteradvanced · 17 min · 3 lessons
The AMD setup that names three phases of a trading day, and the market maker buy and sell models that describe a named four-part route between PD arrays, read alongside what a named checklist can and can't promise.
Starteradvanced · 22 min · 4 lessons
A named fibonacci entry zone, a correlation-based divergence technique, a precise test for a valid pullback, and two full trading models built from tools already covered, read alongside the reliability claims the source makes for them.
You learn what a trade is allowed to cost before you learn where to enter one. The Academy teaches half a percent to one percent of your account per trade.
Where a technique is disputed, the lesson says so. ICT concepts are taught as ideas some traders use, not as laws of the market.
What ten losses in a row actually cost at one percent and at three. How much lag a moving average adds. How often triangles break the wrong way.
Nothing here says a pattern will make you money. You learn to measure, record and review, so your own results can tell you.
£0for as long as you like
£9.99a month, or £5 a month billed yearly
Free for 7 days. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
Longer pieces on the ideas the lessons cover, free to read without an account.
Systemly Academy is an interactive forex and gold trading course built into the Systemly app. It has 123 lessons across 32 courses, each one a short run of teaching cards and graded questions, covering everything from how a currency pair works to risk management, chart patterns and ICT concepts.
Partly. 40 lessons are free on the Free plan, with no card and no trial clock: 7 complete courses plus the first lesson of every other Fundamentals course. The Starter plan, £9.99 a month, opens all 123. Plus and Pro include the whole Academy as well.
13 chapters in two strands. Fundamentals covers what the forex market is, the language of a trade, risk per trade, trading psychology, interest rates and the economic calendar, support and resistance, moving averages, trend lines, candlesticks, chart patterns, Fibonacci, a pre-trade checklist and journalling. ICT and Smart Money covers market structure, liquidity, fair value gaps, order blocks, kill zones, daily bias and entry models.
Yes. Chapter one assumes you know nothing, and starts with what you are actually buying when you trade a currency pair. Technical terms link to a plain-English glossary of 69 entries. If you already trade, you can open any course directly.
The lessons add up to 11h 52m. Most take between five and eleven minutes, so one a day gets you through the Fundamentals strand in about three months. There is no deadline and nothing expires.
Yes, in eight courses covering structure, liquidity, fair value gaps, order and breaker blocks, kill zones, daily bias, the power of three and entry models such as the optimal trade entry. Each is taught with what the source claims and where those claims are contested, so you can judge them for yourself.
No course can promise that, and this one does not. It teaches you to size positions, survive losing runs, read a chart honestly and review your own trades, which are the habits the accounts that last have in common. Trading carries a real risk of losing money.
They live in the same app. After a lesson you can ask for a signal on a real market and see the idea applied, with the entry, the stop and the reasoning written out. Finishing a course also adds two extra signals to your month, for each of your first three courses.
Yes. The Academy runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and your progress, streak and XP follow you between them.
No. The Academy gives you XP, levels, streaks and achievements you can share, but not a certificate or qualification. It is built to change how you trade, not to sit on a CV.
Something we have not answered?
Email the teamRisk disclaimer: Systemly Academy is educational content, not financial advice. Nothing in it is a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument. Forex, gold and CFD trading is high risk and most retail accounts lose money. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
Start with what a currency pair actually is, or with the one number that decides whether you are still trading next year. 40 lessons free, no card.
