Education 4 entries tracked United States

Education · United States

We examine curriculum scope, access, pricing, instructor disclosure, commercial conflicts, and how clearly risk is taught. Audience size and testimonials are not treated as proof of student outcomes.

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CME Institute

CME Institute provides a large free catalogue of futures and options courses, lessons and a practice simulator. It is a strong primary source for contract mechanics, but naturally centres on CME markets and its hypothetical examples are not trading advice or learner-performance evidence.

4.3 /5
  • Offering: Courses
  • product scope: exchange-operated futures and options education service
  • provider: CME Group
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IG Academy

IG Academy offers free courses, quizzes, webinars, seminars and demo practice from beginner to advanced levels. Risk coverage is strong for a free service, but it is owned by a spread-betting and CFD broker, so education and customer acquisition share a commercial environment.

4.3 /5
  • Offering: Courses
  • product scope: broker-owned trading education service
  • provider: IG Group
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BabyPips

BabyPips combines a large beginner School of Pipsology with quizzes, glossary, forums and Premium macro content. The free foundation is broad and approachable, but advanced School modules now require Premium and the displayed subscription currency needs checking at checkout.

4.2 /5
  • Offering: Courses
  • product scope: forex education and market-content publisher
  • provider: Babypips.com LLC
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Piranha Profits

3.0 /5
  • Offering: Courses and Mentorship
  • Following: 1.1M YouTube subscribers
  • Support: Live chat, Telegram, Email
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