TCH / LEARNING RESOURCES
PRACTICAL TOOLS. BETTER QUESTIONS.

Learn the skill.
Build the habit.

Short guides and tools designed to support your learning and reviews—not signal services or promises of trading results.

THE CONSISTENCY HUB / KNOWLEDGE BASEApproved interlocking TCH monogramSTUDY THE EVIDENCE. DOCUMENT THE PROCESS.
01 — THE RESOURCE LIBRARY

Everything starts with a process.

Download, print or use these resources in your browser. The calculator and glossary work entirely on your device in this static site; they do not send your entries to TCH.

01 / REFLECT

Trading journal

A printable worksheet for context, setup, planned risk, result and lessons learned.

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02 / PREPARE

Economic calendar guide

Read forecasts, check release times and build a plan for periods of uncertainty.

Read the calendar guide ↗
03 / CALCULATE

Position-size calculator

Calculate position size across forex, commodities and indices using your chosen account risk.

Open the free calculator ↗
04 / UNDERSTAND

Trading glossary

Plain-English explanations of the terms used throughout the programme.

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05 / START

Beginner lesson

Understand what a currency pair represents, with a simple price-quote example.

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06 / CHECK

Downloadable checklists

Use a pre-trade evidence check and a separate weekly learning review.

Get the checklists ↗
07 / CONTEXT

News playbook

A structured before / during / after approach to major economic releases.

Open the playbook ↗
08 / DIGITAL SHOP

TCH digital products

Programme-style checklists, planning tools, risk worksheets and beginner guides with visual explanations.

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02 — FREE POSITION SIZE CALCULATOR

Plan the risk.
Size the position.

Choose your market, account size, risk, entry and stop loss. The calculator handles the sizing maths in the background. Educational tool only — always confirm the final order size with your broker.

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ACCOUNT & RISKChoose how much of the account you want to place at risk.
02
MARKET & PRICEChoose a major or minor currency pair, then enter your entry and stop-loss prices.
Simple sizing. Choose the currency pair, enter the entry and stop-loss prices, and the calculator handles the rest automatically.
Broker lot settings optional

Position size is rounded down to the lot step so the rounded result does not intentionally exceed the calculated cash risk.

Important: This calculator is an educational risk-planning tool, not a recommendation to trade or to use a particular risk percentage. Prices can gap and orders can slip. Broker specifications, spreads, commissions, financing and execution can change the actual result. Always confirm the live symbol specification before placing an order.
03 — THE TCH GLOSSARY

Learn the language.

Search common concepts used in the TCH Trader Development Programme.

Base currency
The first currency in a pair. In EUR/USD, EUR is the base currency.
Quote currency
The second currency in a pair. A EUR/USD quote says how many US dollars one euro costs.
Pip
A standard unit of price movement in a currency pair; for most EUR/USD quotes, one pip is 0.0001.
Pipette
One tenth of a pip in pairs commonly quoted to five decimal places.
Spread
The difference between the ask price and the bid price.
Lot
A standardised way to describe trade size. Contract units depend on the product and broker.
Leverage
Exposure to a larger position using a smaller margin deposit; it can magnify losses as well as gains.
Margin
Funds held to support an open leveraged position. Margin is not the maximum amount you could lose.
Stop-loss
An instruction intended to close a position near a chosen level; execution may differ during fast markets or gaps.
Risk-to-reward
Planned potential downside compared with the planned reward, before trading costs.
Market structure
The pattern of significant swing highs and lows used to describe a trend or range.
Liquidity
How readily an asset may trade; chart analysis may also discuss areas around clustered orders and prior highs or lows.
Confirmation
A predefined observation, such as a completed candle, that must occur before a setup qualifies.
Expectancy
An estimate of average result over a sample, accounting for the frequency and size of gains and losses and relevant costs.
Drawdown
A decline from an account or strategy's previous high to a later low.
Slippage
The difference between the expected execution price and the price actually received.
Trading journal
A record of context, planned actions, actual execution, outcome and rule adherence used for reflection.
04 — DOWNLOAD AND REVISIT

Useful questions.
Before and after.

Two plain-text templates you can download and adapt. They are learning aids, not trading signals.

PRE-TRADE EVIDENCE CHECK

Pause before placing an order.

Context, setup rules, economic calendar, invalidation, planned risk and an explicit no-trade decision.

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WEEKLY LEARNING REVIEW

Review the decision, not just the result.

Journal completeness, rule adherence, common errors, practice goals and lessons to carry forward.

Download review ↓
LEARNING WORKS BEST WITH STRUCTURE

Take the next practical step.

Explore the complete education framework or ask about mentorship support.

PREMIUM DIGITAL RESOURCES

Practical tools you can keep and reuse.

Programme-style educational downloads with visual explanations, practical worksheets and structured review tools. One-off purchase with protected download after payment. The TCH Trading Checklist Pack is available now; the other premium resources are coming soon.

ONE-OFF PAYMENTPERSONAL USESECURE STRIPE CHECKOUT
Coming soon FLAGSHIP RESOURCE / TCH TRADER TOOLKIT

Build a process you can actually review.

The complete TCH planning, journalling, backtesting and review system. Includes the Programme-style Excel workbook, Google Sheets edition, performance dashboard, worked example, Quick Start guide and printable workbook.

£29.99 one-off
Excel + Google Sheets editions Performance dashboard + trade log Quick Start + printable workbook Programme-style visual learner edition Standalone purchase — no membership required
COMMERCIAL EDITION v1.1

Plan. Execute. Record. Review. Improve.

Stop judging your trading by the last result. Document the process, measure adherence and review your own evidence.

Available now
PROCESS

TCH Trading Checklist Pack

Build a consistent trading routine with the revamped 14-page Trader’s Checklist Pack and matching 6-page How to Use Guide, delivered together as two PDFs in one ZIP.

  • 14-page Trader’s Checklist Pack
  • 6-page step-by-step How to Use Guide
  • Pre-market, entry, management and review checklists
  • Trading plan, drawdown protocol and position sizing
  • Worked example and printable trade journal
  • Both PDFs included in one protected download
£6.99one-off
Coming soon
RISK

TCH Risk Management Pack

Practical worksheets plus visual explanations for cash risk, position sizing, total exposure, R-multiples and pause rules.

  • Risk rules worksheet
  • Single-trade risk planner
  • Open exposure planner
  • R-multiple reference
  • Drawdown & pause rules
  • Visual risk & exposure diagrams
£9.99one-off
Coming soon
PLANNING

TCH Trade Planning Pack

A repeatable Before → During → After framework with visual plan anatomy and process-review diagrams.

  • Trading plan
  • Pre-entry trade idea sheet
  • Execution plan
  • During-trade control sheet
  • Post-trade review
  • Trade quality score
  • Visual planning & review diagrams
£7.99one-off
Coming soon
BEGINNER

TCH Beginner Forex Quick Guide

A concise beginner guide with visual explanations of forex pairs, pips, lots, spreads, leverage, sessions, trade lifecycle, risk and R:R.

  • Forex & currency pairs
  • Pips & pipettes
  • Lots & position size
  • Bid, ask & spread
  • Leverage & margin
  • Sessions, risk & glossary
  • Visual learner reference pages
£9.99one-off
Educational use only.

These products do not provide trade signals, personalised investment advice or guaranteed results. Leveraged trading carries a high risk of loss. Buyers remain responsible for their own decisions and risk controls.

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