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A trading-education and journaling platform for US index futures. You don't read the lessons, you work them: every idea is an interactive you work yourself, and you don't move on until you can do it. Then you journal every trade, so what you learned turns into a record you can review.

Anyone learning to trade US index futures, whether you're starting from zero or want a repeatable framework. No prior experience is required, and Module 1 begins with the basics.

Video courses are watched. These are worked. Nearly every concept here is an interactive you work yourself: drag the entry, place the stop, watch the fill land where the market actually was, and the lesson only moves on once you have done it. Reading about a fair-value gap and finding one on a chart are different skills, and only one of them survives contact with a live market.

Yes. Module 1 is free and no card is required to begin. Work through it and decide from there.

Open Module 1 and start: the first lesson is open, and to keep going you only need a free account. No card and nothing to install.

Market structure, liquidity and imbalance. The ideas go back to Wyckoff in the 1920s and to market auction theory in the 1980s, and were systematised and popularised in the last decade as ICT. We use the ICT vocabulary because it's what traders recognise, and we teach the reasoning underneath it. There's a fuller explanation on our Method page.

Ten modules that build on each other: reading charts and candles, platforms and tools, futures mechanics, prop firms, market theory and structure, the framework itself, psychology, volume profile and order flow, the economic calendar, and market mechanics.

US index futures: ES (S&P 500), NQ (Nasdaq 100), and the related contracts. The ideas transfer elsewhere, but the examples and playbook are built for these instruments.

Yes. Every lesson you can open today is in both English and Spanish, including the videos — we do not open a lesson in Spanish until it is translated, so what you see in your language is complete rather than half-done. Module 1 is free and whole in both. Switch languages anytime from the top navigation.

A private log for your trades and notes. Record entries, attach screenshots, track your stats, and review performance over time. With Verified you can also connect Tradovate and your fills come in on their own. It is read-only: we never place trades.

Not to learn. You only need one when you're ready to trade for real, and the lessons cover how funded-account challenges work and what to look for.

No. Fractal Futures is educational. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell. Trading futures carries risk, including the loss of your capital.

Starting is free: the journal, dashboard, community and Module 1 cost nothing and need no card. The course is one payment for life, and it includes a year of Verified. Verified on its own is a subscription with a 7-day free trial. You add a card to start, and nothing is charged for 7 days. The Pricing page has the numbers.

Only Verified renews, and you can cancel it any time. The course is a single payment and never renews, and every course purchase includes a year of Verified.