Build Your Investment Foundation
Most people approach investing with hope instead of strategy. We teach you to think like an analyst, understand market mechanics, and make decisions based on evidence rather than emotion. Our program covers everything from portfolio construction to risk assessment—all grounded in real market behavior.
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What You'll Actually Learn
Six focused modules that take you from basic concepts to practical application
Market Fundamentals
Understanding how markets really work—not the simplified versions you see in headlines. We cover price formation, liquidity, and why certain patterns emerge repeatedly across different asset classes.
Portfolio Theory
How to build a portfolio that matches your actual risk tolerance. You'll learn diversification principles, correlation analysis, and why some strategies fail during market stress.
Financial Analysis
Reading financial statements and understanding what numbers actually tell you about a business. Balance sheets, cash flow statements, and ratios that matter more than others.
Valuation Methods
Different approaches to determining what something's worth—and when each method works best. Discounted cash flow, comparable company analysis, and understanding valuation limitations.
Risk Management
Identifying risks before they hurt you. Position sizing, stop-loss strategies, and building frameworks that keep you in the game long-term rather than chasing short-term wins.
Behavioral Finance
Why smart people make poor investment decisions. Common cognitive biases, emotional triggers, and building systems that help you stick to your plan when markets get volatile.
Learn From Practitioners
Our instructors have spent years in portfolio management, risk analysis, and financial planning. They've seen multiple market cycles and know the difference between theory that sounds good and strategy that actually works.
Sienna Thorne
Spent 12 years building institutional portfolios before transitioning to education. Specializes in teaching risk assessment and portfolio construction with a focus on long-term sustainability.
Raina Kellerman
Background in statistical modeling and market microstructure research. Makes complex quantitative concepts accessible without dumbing them down—you'll understand both the math and when to use it.
Vesper Langlois
Works with clients who've made every mistake in the book—and learned from them. Teaches the psychological side of investing that most programs ignore but that often determines success or failure.
Program Schedule & Commitment
This is a 16-week program requiring about 8-12 hours per week. That includes live sessions, case study work, and independent reading. We run two cohorts in 2025—choose the timing that fits your schedule.