Module 01
Risk-first guided execution Understand what Kamla can and cannot do before connecting capital, signals or execution workflows.
What customer control means in practice Read Separate signals, execution responsibility and account custody.
Risk caps before signal quality Worksheet Write down max position, daily loss and drawdown limits before taking signals.
No-return-promise checklist Read Spot language that would turn education into advice or performance promises.
Continue the path Module 02
Reading Kamla signals Learn how to inspect score, action, timing and confidence without treating any signal as a command.
Signal anatomy Read Map symbol, action, confidence and market context into a review routine.
From alert to trade plan Worksheet Convert a signal into entry, invalidation and sizing notes before execution.
When to ignore a signal Read Identify macro blackout, liquidity and risk-state reasons to stand down.
Continue the path Module 03
Public performance proof Use the public track record as a transparency tool, including its proxies and known limitations.
Return, drawdown and freshness Dashboard Read the public proof page without over-weighting a single metric.
Win-rate proxy limits Read Understand why positive trading days are a proxy until per-trade public P/L is exposed.
Plan context Read Connect proof and plan choice without urgency around returns.
Continue the path Module 04
Automation boundaries Prepare for guided automation by defining approval, paper-mode and kill-switch boundaries first.
22 minAutomation Automation
Paper before live Read Use paper verification as a required stage, not a marketing checkbox.
Approval and kill-switch policy Worksheet Define which actions require manual approval and when automation must stop.
Execution connection readiness Dashboard Check account, billing and risk settings before considering live workflows.
Continue the path Academy guardrail This curriculum is intentionally small: it supports acquisition and activation while keeping return promises, investment advice and automation guarantees out of scope. The lessons lead to proof, risk and plan surfaces that are already measurable by attribution.