I Turned Rogue Alpha Into A 20-Lesson Video Course And I Am Giving It Away Free

Rogue Alpha is a book. Books get bought, put on a shelf, and opened once. So I took the whole framework, cut it down to the parts that actually change how you trade, and recorded it as twenty short video lessons in my own voice.

It is live now at guygentile.com/rogue-alpha-course. All twenty lessons. Free. No email, no account, no card, nothing gated behind lesson three, no signal room waiting at the end of it.

The whole thing takes about an hour. You can do one lesson on a coffee break or the entire course in a single sitting before the open.

Twenty lessons, roughly three minutes each, in three blocks. Lessons one through seven are regimes, macro and the setup: why most edges are fake, how to diagnose the environment before you look at a single chart, and what actually qualifies as a setup versus a trigger.

Lessons eight through twelve are the plays and the risk math: event-driven trades, the 9:20 play, low-float liquidity traps, the 1R rule, position sizing, and the hard daily stop-out that ends the day whether you like it or not.

Lessons thirteen through twenty are the part nobody wants to sit through and everybody needs: size, tilt, revenge trades, execution over ideas, routing and slippage, what I refuse to trade at all, and how you rebuild after a drawdown that took a chunk out of you.

Every lesson ships with English captions and a full transcript you can download and mark up. If you learn better reading than listening, you can read the entire course.

Every lesson ends with a three-question knowledge check that grades instantly and tells you why the wrong answer was wrong. Your progress is tracked on your device so you can resume where you stopped, and the curriculum page checks off what you have finished.

Finish all twenty lessons and take every quiz and the site generates a completion certificate you can download and print. It is generated in your browser — your name never touches my server.

It is built for active traders who already know what a limit order is and are losing money anyway. That is most people. The gap is almost never knowledge of order types — it is having no framework for reading the environment and no rule for how much you are allowed to lose.

It is not a platform tutorial and it is not for somebody who has never placed a trade. It also does not contain a single pick. No tickers to buy, no alerts, no watchlist to follow. If you came looking for someone to tell you what to trade tomorrow, this will disappoint you on purpose.

Nothing in the course is financial advice. Trading is risky and most people lose. The course is about surviving long enough to be one of the ones who does not.

Because the trading education business is mostly a marketing business, and I do not need it to be my business. I have made my money in the market and I have paid for the education the expensive way, in drawdowns.

The book has the full rule set, the examples and the math, and it costs what a book costs. The course is the condensed version of it and it costs nothing. If it helps, buy the book. If it does not, you are out an hour.