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Education · Houston, in person

12-Week Houston Program

The same twelve-week curriculum, taught in person in Houston in a cohort of ten. Because sessions are held in person, this program is open to Houston-area applicants only.

Tuition

$2,997.99

one-time

Cohort size

10 students maximum

Houston-area applicants only

Status

Applications not open

Applications for the next cohort aren’t open right now. When they open, the status above will say so — we don’t run a waiting-list countdown.

Places cannot be bought directly. Every applicant is reviewed, and a private checkout link is sent only after acceptance.

Twelve weeks, in order

  • 01–02

    Market structure

    How auctions organise, where balance forms, and how to describe a session in terms that can be tested rather than felt.

  • 03–04

    Research methodology

    Framing a question, choosing data, and designing a test whose result would actually change your mind.

  • 05–06

    Model development

    Turning an observation into explicit rules, and the failure modes that make most rule sets fragile.

  • 07–08

    Backtesting and validation

    Out-of-sample discipline, survivorship and look-ahead, contract-roll artefacts, and honest performance reporting.

  • 09–10

    Risk concepts

    Drawdown arithmetic, sequence risk, and position-sizing frameworks as concepts — not as personal recommendations.

  • 11

    Psychology and journaling

    Process documentation, reviewing your own historical decisions, and separating outcome from decision quality.

  • 12

    Independent practice

    Assembling your own research process and defending it. You leave with a method, not a signal feed.

What this is, and is not

This is a structured educational program. It is not personalized investment or futures advice, account management, or a signal service. Instruction is standardized and does not account for any individual’s financial circumstances, account size, or positions. No outcome is promised: there is no guarantee of funding, profitability, income, or employment, and most people who attempt discretionary or systematic trading do not achieve consistent profits.