Checklists and templates to support your routines.
Short, focused guides that sit next to your Cur Nova courses and AI strategies. Keep them open while you work or print them – they are built for real routines, not slideshows.
How resources connect to your courses
Think of them as tools that sit next to your courses.Cur Nova courses refer to supporting topics such as risk limits, position sizing, journaling and weekly reviews. This page collects the guides on those topics in one place.
All guides on this page are free to read and do not require a purchase.
Educational material only. These guides do not contain trading signals or recommendations, and trading involves a high risk of loss.
Core Cur Nova resources.
Six free guides covering risk, sizing, journaling, reviews, preparation and strategy documentation.
Risk Management Foundations
Guide · Start here
A clear overview of how to limit risk before you even think about entries: account-level risk, risk per trade, daily loss limits and what to do after a losing streak.
Position Sizing Made Simple
Guide · Sizing basics
How to connect account size, risk percentage and stop distance to position size or lot size – with simple examples for Forex, Crypto and Binary structures.
Daily Trade Journal Principles
Framework · Process
What a useful trading journal actually tracks: entries and exits, reasoning, rule breaks, screenshots and emotional notes – without turning journaling into a second job.
Weekly Review Playbook
Framework · Review
A simple loop to review the last week: what worked, what did not, where rules were broken and which adjustments you'll test next week.
Pre-Session Preparation
Checklist · Routine
A short, repeatable routine for the 15–20 minutes before you look at any chart: environment, focus, key levels, important news and risk limits for the session.
Strategy Snapshot Overview
Guide · Strategy map
How to summarise any strategy on a single page: market conditions, setup criteria, entry/exit rules, risk model and the typical mistakes to watch for.
Use with your courses
Pair each guide with the matching course topic.
Read the guide that matches the chapter you are working on – for example, the risk guide next to a risk chapter or the journal principles next to a process module.
Build steady routines
Use the same sheets for at least a few weeks.
Instead of constantly switching tools, pick a small set of resources you actually use daily: one journal page, one checklist and one weekly review. Adjust them only when you see patterns over time.
Focus on behaviour
Keep notes on rules, not just outcomes.
When you review filled-out checklists and journals, pay attention to how often you followed your own rules. The goal is to build discipline first; performance metrics come after.
Resources support your decisions – they do not replace them.
Checklists and templates can help you stay organised and consistent. They do not remove market risk or guarantee any outcome. Cur Nova remains education only.