Risk first
Know the worst case first
The options guides work out a trade's cost, break-even and worst-case loss, and the risk guide shows when the right size is zero.
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A self-paced trading library
Stocks and options, explained plainly.
Nine practical guides that take you from your first order to reading an option contract, sizing a position and keeping emotion out of your trades. Written for beginners, in one Notion library you can open anywhere.
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Kel Trading Academy
Welcome to Kel Trading Academy
Clear, practical trading education to help you understand the market, make better decisions and manage risk.
Choose your learning path
New to investing
- How to buy your first stock or option
- Types of stocks, ETFs and options
- How to research a stock before you buy
- Risk management, position sizing and scaling
Learning options
- What are options
- How to read an option contract: the Greeks
- Risk management, position sizing and scaling
The words you'll understand by the end
- Strike
- Premium × 100
- Break-even
- Bid / Ask
- Open interest
- Delta
- Theta
- Vega
- Limit order
- Position size
- Market structure
- Fibonacci 0.618
- Forward P/E
- Free cash flow
- 0DTE
- LEAPS
- FOMO
Why it exists
Written for the questions everyone asks first
I wrote these guides for the traders in my community, because the same questions kept coming up. Which contract should I pick? How much should I risk? Why did my option lose value when the stock went up?
Each guide takes one topic in plain English. Where there's math, it's worked out step by step. There are no signals, no stock picks and no promises about income. The goal is to understand what you're buying before you buy it.
Kel · More about me
Math on the page
Numbers, not just theory
Premium × 100, break-even, dollar risk per contract and the Greeks in dollars are worked through step by step.
Plain English
Checklists you can use
Step-by-step checklists for your first stock and option orders, and a table of checks to run before you pick a contract.
Curriculum
Two paths in
Start with the path that matches where you are, then move on to the guides on news, entries and psychology.
Path 1 · 4 guides
New to investing
Open and fund an account, place your first order, learn what's on the menu and research a company before you put money in.
Best if you've never placed a trade.
- 1
How to buy your first stock or option
Order types, the 100-share multiplier and a pre-trade checklist.
- 2
Types of stocks, ETFs and options
What each label in your broker app actually means.
- 3
How to research a stock before you buy
Revenue, margins, valuation and a thesis you can test.
- 4
Risk management, position sizing and scaling
Decide what you can lose before you decide what to buy.
Path 2 · 3 guides
Learning options
Calls, puts, strikes and expirations, then the quote screen and the Greeks, each one turned into dollars per contract.
Best if you own shares and want to understand options before you touch them.
- 1
What are options
Cost, break-even and worst-case loss of a simple call.
- 2
How to read an option contract: the Greeks explained simply
Bid, ask, spread, open interest and delta through rho.
- 3
Risk management, position sizing and scaling
Why short-dated contracts can be too big for a small account.
Then · 3 guides
Read the market, and yourself
Look behind a headline, wait for a better entry, and spot the mental traps that turn a good plan into a bad trade.
Best once you've placed a few trades.
- ◆
How to analyze stock news
Why a stock can fall on good news, and four questions to ask.
- ◆
Better entries with Fibonacci and market structure
Premium and discount zones, and waiting for confirmation.
- ◆
Trading psychology: the mental traps
FOMO, revenge trading and a 30-second check before each order.
Inside the library
Every guide, up close
Open any guide to see what it teaches and how it's laid out.
Try one idea
Size a trade before you take it
The risk guide's main rule: decide the most you're willing to lose on one trade before you choose the trade. This sketch turns that limit into a contract count. Change the inputs and watch the size move.
An illustration for learning, not a recommendation. Prices can gap past a planned exit, so a real loss can be larger.
Pricing
One price, paid once
One payment opens the whole library, including guides added later. No subscription. Access lasts for as long as the Academy runs.
Kel Trading Academy
$59.99 USD, one-time, plus any applicable tax
- All 9 guides, across stocks, options, research and psychology
- Two learning paths, plus guides on news, entries and psychology
- Worked examples, reference tables and pre-trade checklists
- New guides as they're added, at no extra cost
- Opens in any browser, on your phone or computer
Secure checkout by Stripe. Your access page opens right after payment.
All sales are final, since you get the full library right away. Refund policy
Education only, not investment advice. Trading stocks and options can lose money, and options can expire worthless. For adults 18+. See the risk disclaimer and terms of sale.
So you know what you're buying
What this isn't
- Signals, alerts or stock picks
- A promise that you'll make money
- Personal financial advice
- A subscription
It's education: the skills to read what you're buying and decide how much to risk.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What happens after I pay?
Stripe sends you straight to your access page, which opens the Academy in Notion. Bookmark that page, because it's your way back in. Stripe also emails your receipt.
Do I need a Notion account?
No. The Academy opens in any web browser on your phone or computer. You don't need to sign up for anything to read it.
I've never traded. Is this for me?
Yes. The "New to investing" path starts with opening a brokerage account. The options path assumes nothing either, but options carry more risk, so give them more time before you use real money.
Which broker do the guides use?
The ideas work at any broker. The first-order guide walks through a few common apps as examples, and none of them is an endorsement.
Will this make me money?
No course can promise that, and this one doesn't. Trading carries real risk, and losses happen even to careful traders. The Academy helps you understand what you're buying, size it sensibly and avoid common mistakes.
Is this financial advice?
No. It's general education. Nothing in the Academy is a recommendation to buy or sell anything, and none of it considers your personal situation.
Can I get a refund?
All sales are final. You get every guide the moment you pay, so purchases can't be refunded. Every guide and what it covers is listed above, so you can check what's inside first. If you're charged twice, or you can't get into the Academy and I can't fix it, email me and I'll make it right. The refund policy has the details.
I lost my access link.
Email floretta.studio@icloud.com from the address you used at checkout, and I'll send it again.
Can I share it with a friend?
Each purchase is a personal license, so please don't share your access link or copy the guides elsewhere. Send your friend this page instead.
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