Real Trading Education

We've been teaching futures trading in Taiwan since 2019. Our approach focuses on practical risk management and realistic market expectations rather than quick profits.

Started from Experience

Back in 2018, I was managing a small investment fund in Taipei. The local futures market was growing, but most education programs focused on theory rather than real trading challenges.

After losing money on poorly managed positions myself, I realized what traders actually need isn't more indicators or strategies. They need solid risk management habits and realistic expectations about market volatility.

So we started devcoreflux with a simple idea: teach what actually works in Taiwan's futures markets, not what sounds impressive in marketing materials.

What Guides Our Teaching

Six years of real trading experience shaped how we approach education

Honest About Losses

We talk about failed trades as much as successful ones. Understanding why positions go wrong teaches more than celebrating winners.

Taiwan Market Focus

Local market hours, currency considerations, and regulatory environment matter. We don't teach generic strategies that ignore regional specifics.

Risk Before Profit

Position sizing and stop losses come first in every lesson. Profitable trading starts with not losing more than you can afford.

Who Actually Teaches

Our instructors have managed real money in futures markets, not just studied them

Ingrid Kjellberg

Lead Trading Strategist

Managed commodity futures for three institutional clients before joining our team. She focuses on agricultural and energy contracts popular in Asian markets.

Dimitri Vasquez

Risk Management Director

Previously worked risk assessment for a regional brokerage. He handles our courses on position sizing and portfolio management across different market conditions.

Learning from Real Data

Since 2019, we've tracked student progress and market performance. These numbers reflect actual outcomes from our comprehensive programs, not selective success stories.

Our students typically spend 8-12 months learning proper risk management before attempting live trading. This longer timeline produces more consistent results than accelerated courses.

847 Students Completed

73% Still Trading After 18 Months

6.2 Average Months to Profitability

92% Report Better Risk Management

Why Students Stay Connected

Most education programs end when the last lesson finishes. We've found that ongoing support makes the real difference in trading success.

Our graduates get access to monthly market reviews and can attend quarterly workshops covering new regulatory changes or market developments. This isn't about selling additional courses - it's about maintaining the learning relationship that helps traders adapt to changing conditions.

The futures market evolves constantly. Educational support should evolve with it.