WhatsApp Learning Channel · Short Lessons for Private Investors

What You Receive

Concise learning notes – each with a term, contextualization, and a small practical reference.
Neutral example watchlists – pure practice material for your own understanding, no recommendations.
Checklists – source and risk check before every personal decision.

Learning Principles

Step-by-step: micro-lessons with a clear concept and concrete application.
Neutral: no recommendations; every exercise serves only for understanding, not implementation.
Source-aware: primary sources linked, date and methodology in view.
Risk-focused: first position size, stop logic and drawdown thinking, then everything else.

Why WhatsApp as a Learning Format?

Signal vs. Noise

Concise short texts instead of endless feeds – focused on what's essential.

Your Pace

Pause, resume or cancel – anytime and without obligations.

Discreet & Transparent

Purely educational content, no hidden recommendations or sales intentions.

Your Journey (Example Plan)

Module 1 · Market Structure

Trading venue, bid/ask and spread – what determines execution?

Module 2 · Order Logic

Limit, market, stop variants – when price matters, when security does?

Module 3 · Risk Framework

Position sizing, stop ideas, CRV – simple rules instead of gut feeling.

Module 4 · Source Criticism

Find primary sources, check dates, read counter positions – then evaluate.

Mini-Exercises (5-Minute Format)

Choose order type: formulate why limit vs. market is better in a specific situation.
Assess risk class: assign a neutral watchlist position roughly to a volatility class.
Source cross-check: find a counter position to the original source and note the main reason.
Explain a term: explain "slippage" in 2 sentences so a friend understands it.

Error Catalog (Typical & Countermeasures)

Focusing only on returns → Countermeasure: first define stop logic and position size.
Not checking sources → Countermeasure: check date, author, methodology, counter position.
Wrong order type → Countermeasure: clarify trading goal (price vs. execution security) and adjust.
Message overload → Countermeasure: limit learning frequency, bundle content and reflect.

Glossary A–Z (Excerpt)

Spread

Difference between bid and ask price; affects entry/exit costs.

Slippage

Difference between expected and actual execution price.

Limit Order

Execution only at a specified price or better; execution not guaranteed.

Stop Order

Activated when stop price is reached; protects but doesn't guarantee exit price.

CRV (Risk-Reward Ratio)

Ratio of potential profit to potential loss.

Drawdown

Reduction from peak to trough; used for risk assessment over time.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Are there any performance promises?

No. This is purely educational content without any recommendations, promises or instructions.

Does the learning channel cost anything?

The notes are free of charge. You can choose the frequency yourself and cancel at any time.

How often do messages arrive?

Short & focused – typically a few messages per week. You have full control at all times.

Example Messages

Order Types · Limit
Limit secures you a maximum purchase price. Advantage: no expensive slippage fill; Disadvantage: execution not guaranteed.

Risk Note
Not a signal. Practice with a neutral watchlist: note entry idea, stop consideration, source link.

Source Check
1) Read original source 2) Check date stamp 3) Find counter position – then make your own decision.

What We Don't Do

No investment recommendations or buy/sell instructions.
No performance promises and no success guarantees.
No individual financial, tax or legal advice.
No aggressive tracking – only technically necessary measurements.

Methodology & Sources

Educational format: one concept, one example, one mini-exercise.
Transparent sources: primary documents, exchange websites and teaching materials where possible.
Continuous updating: notes are maintained and corrected if necessary.
No product sales: content is education-oriented and ad-free in the lessons.