Investment Academy20 Years
170 students

Building Investment Skills

Investment Skills Development

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Course Overview

A concise overview of the program.

This investing for beginners course takes you from the basic rules of money and saving to building an investment portfolio. You get to know the main types of investment, from stocks and funds to commodities, derivatives and crypto, and you learn to look at risk before return.

You then move to the market itself: who supervises it, which practices are prohibited, how investment and trading strategies are built, and where AI and sustainable investing fit in.

You apply what you learn on the QuantRock investment simulation platform without risking real money, and finish with a personal financial plan and a case study.

Course Content

What you will cover during this program.

Module 1: Money and investment instruments

🔹 The rules of money and saving, and an introduction to investing in financial markets.

🔹 Commodities, metals and energy, and foreign exchange markets.

🔹 Derivatives, and cryptocurrencies and blockchain (Web3 · RWA · DeFi).

🔹 REITs and ETFs, hedge funds and mutual funds, and fixed income.

Module 2: The market and risk

🔹 Financial intermediaries and regulators.

🔹 Market violations and prohibited practices.

🔹 Financial risk management and investor psychology (behavioural finance).

Module 3: Methods of analysis

🔹 Economic analysis and fundamental analysis.

🔹 Financial analysis and technical analysis.

🔹 Quantitative analysis, and AI in trading.

Module 4: Strategies and portfolio building

🔹 Investment and trading strategies.

🔹 Sustainable investing (ESG), automation and robo-advisors.

🔹 Stock selection with QuantRock AI, and building a smart portfolio.

🔹 Personal financial planning and a full case study, then a general review.

Course Objectives

What you will achieve by the end of this program.

  • Understand the rules of money and saving, and build your personal financial plan.
  • Know the features and risks of each investment instrument before you choose it.
  • Tell economic, fundamental, financial, technical and quantitative analysis apart, and know when to use each.
  • Read risk and notice how your own behaviour affects your financial decisions (behavioural finance).
  • Build an investment portfolio and pick its stocks with an AI tool on a simulation platform.

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