Won't watch? In 90 seconds Uncle Lim explains what the three months cover, why the program is free, and why the hardest skill he teaches is skipping the trade.
13 modules. Start from zero, finish reading a chart on your own.
Uncle says: learn properly first. Don't anyhow whack.
Everyone finishes the syllabus. So at the end of the three months, you sit a test. Not a certificate mill test. A real one. You'll be tested to grow your account using every technique you've learned.
Pass, and you know your foundation is solid. You graduate and win prizes. Don't pass, and you'll know exactly which module to go back to before it costs you money in a live account.
In his own words, and a lot longer than the clips below.
Don't want, can go. No hard feelings.
— Uncle Lim & Aunt May
She'll ask two questions to see if you're a fit. The program's free, but we don't hand seats to people who won't use them.
Three months, structured in three phases: foundation, application, and independent execution. It's three months because that's roughly how long it takes to trade through more than one market condition. Anything shorter teaches you a setup; it doesn't teach you what happens when the setup stops working.
Nothing. The program is funded through a partner exchange link. That's how the program stays free. You keep your own account and your own capital. Uncle Lim never holds, manages, or has access to your money.
The broker minimum is $100, and you can absolutely start there. Be clear-eyed about what small capital means: with $100 you're learning execution and discipline, not generating income. Larger capital doesn't improve your odds of being profitable, it only widens the drawdown you can absorb before you're forced out. Deposit an amount you can lose entirely without it changing anything in your life. That figure is different for everyone and it isn't our place to tell you what it is.
Yes, online and offline sessions run periodically depending on Uncle Lim's availability. They're announced on the channel. The core program doesn't depend on them.