BIDNESS ACADEMY · SEASON 1

TRADING SCHOOL, RUN LIKE A BOOT CAMP.

Most people who try day trading fail. We start there.

Ten modules. Real exams you can fail. A simulator evaluation with real drawdown rules. Free, no card, no catch, no gurus. Class is open, and Module 1 starts with why most people who try this fail.

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SEASON 1 — FOUNDING CLASS

There will only ever be one first class. Start in launch week and clear Module 1, and your account carries the Founding Class badge permanently — on your certificate, on the alumni wall, forever.

THE TEN MODULES

In this order, basics first. Everybody walks the same spine.

The Machine
What a market actually is, and where it actually happens.
Ends in an exam. Pass it or take it again.
The Game
Who is on the other side of your order, and what they have that you do not.
Ends in an exam. Pass it or take it again.
The Toll
What this costs you before it pays you anything.
Ends in an exam. Pass it or take it again.
The Instruments
Four things you can buy, and what each one can do to you.
Ends in an exam. Pass it or take it again.
Reading The Tape
Candles, volume, the book — and what a chart cannot tell you.
Ends in an exam. Pass it or take it again.
Survival
Not losing comes before winning. This is the module that keeps you here.
Ends in an exam. Pass it or take it again.
The Controls
The order ticket, in the terminal, with your hands on it.
Ends in an exam. Pass it or take it again.
The Paperwork
Where the money sits, who holds it, and the rule that stops most people.
Ends in an exam. Pass it or take it again.
The Process
One setup, written down, repeated, and counted.
Ends in an exam. Pass it or take it again.
The Arena
Everything you have, against a real set of rules.
Ends the program. Graduation is the gate here, not another exam.

WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET

Screenshots of the real thing, taken from the running app. The terminal is a simulator on delayed data, and it says so on screen.

The Bidness Academy home screen, listing the ten course modules in order. — The Academy home. The ten modules in order, each card saying how many lessons it holds and that an exam sits at the end of it.

A Bidness Academy lesson page showing the lesson text and its navigation. — A lesson. This one is the first one, and it is the one arguing you might not want to do this.

The Academy trading terminal showing a price chart and an order ticket, labelled SIMULATED and DELAYED DATA. — The terminal, built into the course. A simulator on delayed data — it says so on screen, top left.

The Daily Drill screen showing a recall question with multiple choice answers. — The Daily Drill — a few questions on what you already cleared, to find what did not stick.

The Academy statistics page, showing placeholders that read "not enough yet" instead of figures, with the fifty-observation rule stated above them. — Our own numbers. Nothing is published until a figure has 50 observations behind it, so today the page mostly shows the rule — including the figures that are still empty.

PEOPLE WHO HAVE DONE IT, IN THEIR OWN WORDS

Working traders answered questions for the course. Their words appear in the lessons they speak to, exactly as they were said. They do not teach Season 1, they are not endorsing Bidness, and none of them is telling you what will happen to you.

Berkay Tuncbiz

reports $1.4M in funded accounts, as stated by the contributor. Bidness has not verified this figure.

I've never ever thought about quitting ever, ive had 20 second thoughts but never ever anything seriously to consider quitting.

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WHAT YOU'RE SIGNING UP FOR

Ten modules, basics first — each ends in a real exam. Pass it or repeat it.
The Evaluation: 4–8 hours of live simulated trading under a 3% daily / 6% max drawdown, tilt detection, and a cooldown when you blow it. Pass requirements you can read up front.
A native trading terminal built into the course. Your first simulated trade inside ten minutes.
Bob, the tutor — ask him to explain anything, differently, until it lands.
Cohorts: your starting class, a shared board, a monthly race scored on discipline — never raw P&L.
The truth up front: Module 1 is why most people fail, with the research cited. If that talks you out of it, the course worked.

No win rates. No income screenshots. No countdown timers. It is free and it is hard, and we will not pretend otherwise.

TRADING SCHOOL, RUN LIKE A BOOT CAMP.

The Machine

The Game

The Toll

The Instruments

Reading The Tape

Survival

The Controls

The Paperwork

The Process

The Arena

Berkay Tuncbiz