You've watched a hundred explanations of trading.
That's exactly why none of it stuck.
Nobody is selling you a secret. Every concept you need is already explained for free, by traders with real track records — scattered across a thousand videos in no order, which is exactly why none of it stuck. We watched hundreds of hours and kept the 84 clearest, then built a 100-day path around them. One lesson a day. Real work on a real chart every day. Nothing unlocks until you have done the one before it.
7 days free · No card to start · 14-day money-back after that
Flowdex · one answer
Resting orders — mostly stop-losses — pool where the chart looks obvious. Price reaches up, takes them, and reverses.
Flowdex — learn
Hundreds of hours watched. Eighty-four survived.
The teaching is free. Finding it, ordering it, and actually doing it is not.
For every topic — order blocks, liquidity, risk, revenge trading — there is one explanation that is clearly better than the rest. We watched until we found it, checked every link live, and threw out everything else. None of these videos are ours, and we say so on every lesson.
Around them sits the part that exists nowhere else: 100 written lessons and daily exercises, sequenced so each concept only lands once the one it depends on has, and an AI that marks your own charts and tells you where you went wrong.
So scroll it. All 100 lessons, in order, with the name of whoever teaches each one — before you pay a cent. A guru can't show you this page; there's nothing behind their checkout but four videos and a Discord invite.
One a day. Fifteen minutes. You can't skip ahead — the habit is the product.
How price actually moves. Candles, structure, support, risk. The boring part everyone skips — and the reason they stay stuck.
Liquidity, order blocks, fair value gaps. Then you backtest until you can prove the edge is real, instead of just believing it is.
FOMO, revenge trades, the winning-streak trap. The stretch where most people quit. The structure is built so you do not.
Prop-firm rules, drawdown limits, challenge pacing — how trading someone else's capital actually works, if you go that route.
Why 95% of retail traders fail, and the one thing that separates the 5%
What forex, gold, and indices actually are (and why prop firms care)
How a candle is built — open, high, low, close
Reading bullish vs bearish candles and what each is telling you
Trading sessions explained — Asia, London, New York, and the overlaps
Choosing a broker and avoiding scams — spreads, slippage, regulation
TradingView setup — workspace, watchlist, hotkeys, drawing tools
Setting up your Trakvex account and logging your first paper trade
Trends explained — uptrend, downtrend, range
Higher highs and higher lows — the anatomy of an uptrend
Lower lows and lower highs — the anatomy of a downtrend
Identifying valid swing highs vs market noise
Identifying valid swing lows vs market noise
Support and resistance — drawing zones, not lines
The 1% rule — why you risk so little it feels stupid
Stop loss placement — structure-based, never pip-based
Take profit and risk-reward — why 1:2 is the minimum
The 2% daily loss cap — your personal circuit breaker
Position size calculation — the math you'll use on every trade
Phase 1 self-assessment — can you read a chart cold?
84 of the 100 days open with a video — none of them ours
Mind Math Money · Rayner Teo · TTrades · JeaFx · TC Trading · Smart Risk · Justin Bennett · Trading Notes · TraderLion · Etienne Crete and more
Not ready to start today? Get all 100 lessons as a PDF — every topic, every source named — and read it whenever. One email, that's it.
Flowdex — the part that makes it stick
Watching a video isn't learning. Being told you got it wrong is.
Every course ends the same way: you watch, you nod, you feel smart, you forget it by Thursday. Nothing ever checked whether you could actually do it.
Here, most days end with real work on a real chart. Mark the swing lows. Draw the zone. Place the stop where it belongs. Then screenshot it and upload it — and it gets marked.
The AI looks at your chart and tells you exactly what you got right and what you missed, on that specific candle. Then it tells you to do it again.
It fails people. That's the entire value.
Today's task
Open EUR/USD on the Daily. On the last completed candle, mark the open, high, low, and close — then screenshot it and upload it.
Trakvex — track
Every journal shows your P&L. This one shows your excuses.
Win rate and profit tell you what happened. They don't tell you why, and they lie in both directions — you can break every rule you have and still win, and you can trade perfectly and still lose.
So every trade you log here asks one more question, and it only takes a tap:
“Did you follow your plan?”
Nobody selling you a strategy wants this number to exist. It is the number that shows the strategy was never the problem.
Answer it honestly for a month and Trakvex splits your P&L in two: the money your strategy made, and the money your discipline gave back. If your strategy works and your discipline doesn't, this is where you find out.
You can't fix a habit you don't measure. No other journal asks.
Followed the plan
+$1,225
10 trades
Went off-plan
−$1,180
4 trades
Your strategy makes money. Your off-plan trades are giving it back. That is not a strategy problem — and the fixable one is the one you have.
Fluxivo — read the market
We will never tell you what to buy.
Anyone who does is selling you something.
Every news app hands you a wall of headlines and leaves you to work out what it means. That is the hard part, and they skip it.
Fluxivo reads the story and explains what actually moved, why, and which of the pairs you trade are exposed to it. Plain English, about ten seconds, before the open. What you do with it is your call — that is the whole point.
Trading through CPI without knowing it printed is how accounts die on a Tuesday morning.
Fed holds rates, signals two cuts later this year
They left rates where they were, but the tone changed. The dot plot now shows two cuts coming, and the dollar moved on it.
Which of your pairs this touches
Priced almost entirely off the dollar leg, so a rate decision like this one lands here before anywhere else.
Moves against the path of rates — when the outlook shifts, gold is in play whether or not you were watching it.
The dollar is the live side of this pair right now; the yen has been quiet, so the dollar is what to read.
Context, not calls. Fluxivo never tells you to buy or sell — what you do with it is yours.
Straight answer
You've been burned by trading content before. So let's be clear.
What this is not
- A Discord full of signals to copy
- A guru with a rented Lamborghini
- Screenshots of wins, with the losses cropped out
- “Secret” patterns that stop working the week you buy them
What it is
- One lesson a day, in order, for 100 days
- A journal that shows you the trades you would rather forget
- The news, already read, told in plain English
- A number that says whether you followed your own plan
We're not gurus. We're prop traders who got tired of renting tools built by people who have never taken a drawdown. Everything here is the thing we wanted and couldn't buy.
In their words
You don't have to take our word for it. Take theirs.
15 reviews, published as written
It's not bad overall. The layout is clean and easy to use, but it took me a little while to get used to how everything is organized. I still think it has potential.
Brandon L
The quizzes seem small, but they actually helped me remember the lessons instead of just watching videos.
Chloe W.
Everything being in one place is really convenient.
Mason K.
Fluxivo saves me a lot of time. Instead of reading a bunch of different websites, I can quickly understand why the market is moving.
Liam B
Jake, pretty simple to use. I like that.
Jake T
The daily lessons are probably my favorite part. It's easier to stay consistent when you only have one thing to focus on each day.
Olivia R
I've watched so many trading videos over the last year and always felt like I was starting over. This was the first place where everything was organized in a way that actually made sense.
Ethan M
Day trader
As a beginner, the hardest thing was knowing what information actually matters. Qovavo makes it easier by giving you a clear system instead of making you search through thousands of videos and articles.
Mia R.
Simple idea but very useful.
Youssef A.
Flowdex was probably my favorite part because it gives you a daily routine. A lot of traders have information but no structure. The 100-day system makes you actually finish and learn everything.
Ryan P.
I like that Qovavo is not another "get rich quick" trading platform. It focuses more on improving your process. Fluxivo is especially useful because it explains why news matters instead of just showing random headlines.
Daniel K.
Prop trader
I have tried many trading tools before but usually they only solve one problem. Qovavo connects everything together. The journal, market news and learning system actually work better when they are all connected.
James W
Qovavo is honestly a really interesting idea because it puts everything traders usually need into one place. Before I was using different apps for journaling, news and learning now i have everything in one place. Also something that helped me a lot was that Trakvex helped me understand my mistakes after trades none ather platform does that
Alex M.
What I liked most about Qovavo is the learning structure. A lot of courses just throw information at you and expect you to understand everything. Here it feels like someone already knows the mistakes beginners make and has created the path for you.
Marcus
I really liked Qovavo because it doesn't feel like those typical trading courses where someone just shows screenshots and tells you how much money they made. It actually focuses on teaching the concepts properly. Before this, for example, when I tried learning liquidity from YouTube, every trader explained it in a different way, and I ended up more confused than before.
Daniel
Trader
Pricing
One payment — then it's yours.
No tiers, no add-ons, no “contact sales”. A free week first, no card. Then $149 once opens the whole challenge and every tool with it — the course is yours to keep, not rented.
A prop-firm evaluation costs $167 to $500, and most people fail it on the habits this fixes. $149 is less than one failed evaluation, and about a tenth of a single bad revenge trade.
A free week first — days 1–7, no card, nothing to cancel. The $149 only comes up if you want the rest.
- + All 100 lessons, one a day
- + Trakvex journal — every trade, measured
- + Rule-compliance tracking
- + Fluxivo — the news, already read
- + AI review on your chart work
- + One account across all three
14-day money-back · no card needed to start
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Before you ask
The awkward questions.
Is $149 not a lot?+
Measured against what? A prop-firm evaluation runs $167 to $500, and most people fail it on the exact habits this challenge is built to fix — oversizing, revenge trades, trading with no plan. $149 is less than one failed evaluation, and about a tenth of a single bad revenge trade. And it is one payment, not a meter running every month.
Do I need to be good already?+
No. Day 1 assumes you have never read a candle. The first twenty days are the foundation everybody skips, which is exactly why so many people stay stuck at the same level for years.
Why can I not just binge the whole course?+
Because you would learn nothing you could repeat on a Tuesday morning. One day unlocks every 24 hours — before and after you pay. Trading is a habit before it is a skill, and the release schedule is how the habit gets built. If that sounds annoying, it is the part you need most.
What happens after the free week?+
Nothing gets deleted. Your account stays open on a free tier — you keep your journal and every trade in it, forever. The challenge, the analytics and the news go quiet until you open the rest with one payment of $149, which picks up from exactly where day 7 left off. No card was ever taken, so there is nothing to cancel.
Why one payment instead of a subscription?+
Because the challenge finishes. It is a hundred days with a start and an end, not a feed you graze forever — charging monthly for a thing that completes would just be a reason to stretch it out. You pay once and keep the course. The only ongoing cost is the live side (market news, AI review, analytics), which is an optional $19/month, and only ever after you reach day 100.
Why pay for videos I could find free on YouTube?+
You could — the same way you could learn a language from free videos, and most people never do. What is scattered across a thousand clips here is put in order: one lesson a day, each building on the last, with an exercise you actually complete and AI that marks your own charts against it. You are not paying for the information. You are paying for the sequence, the daily gate that turns it into a habit, and something checking your work.
Will this make me profitable?+
Nobody honest can promise you that, and anybody who does is selling something. What we can tell you is what it does: it shows you, in numbers, whether you follow your own rules. Almost everyone who is stuck finds the same thing when they finally look — their rule-following trades make money, and their whole drawdown lives in the trades they were never supposed to take.
The last word
Day one starts
when you decide.
A hundred days from now you'll either have a hundred days of logged, deliberate practice — or the same tabs open.
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