Learn the stock market from scratch
The Stocks course teaches investing for beginners: what a PEA is for, what an ETF actually holds, and how to hold your plan on the days the market falls.
Coming soon to iOS & Android · Free to start

What you will learn
From the vocabulary to placing your first order, calmly.
- 1
What a share is
You own a piece of a company. What that gives you, what it costs you, and why the price moves every single day.
- 2
ETFs, finally clear
A basket of shares in one purchase. Why it became the default starting point, and what it does not solve.
- 3
PEA, brokerage, assurance-vie
Three wrappers, three tax treatments. Which one to open first, depending on your horizon.
- 4
Fees, your real opponent
0.5% a year sounds like nothing. Over twenty years it is not nothing at all. We do the maths together.
- 5
Investing on autopilot
Why a standing order beats trying to time the market in real life, and how to set one up this week.
- 6
When it drops 30%
What happens in your head, what most people do, and the plan written in advance that keeps you seated.
- 7
Your first order
Every term on the confirmation screen, explained, so you are not clicking blind.
Ready for chapter 1?
The core lessons are free, no card needed.
This is for you if
You have savings sitting in an account earning close to nothing.
You opened an investing app, looked at the screen, and closed it again.
You still mix up the account types and have stopped asking which is which.
Inside the Stocks course
Learn an idea, test it straight away, collect the points. That is the whole loop.

By the end, you can
Explain the difference between a share, an ETF and a fund.
Pick the account that fits your goal and your time horizon.
Spot the fees eating your returns before you sign anything.
Hold your plan on a red day, because you wrote it on a calm one.
Questions people ask about this course
The stock market, minus the vocabulary
Coinscious is coming soon to iOS and Android. The core lessons will be free, no card needed.
The other courses
Take them in whatever order you like.