Course 2 explains what money actually is and why markets often move before headlines do. Learners uncover how trust, relative value, interest rate expectations, and confidence shape market behavior beneath the surface. Rather than predicting outcomes, this course teaches how to recognize the forces already in motion. By the end, markets feel less chaotic and more interpretable.
Money, Trust, and the Invisible Forces That Move Markets
Course 2 dives beneath prices and headlines to explain how money, trust, and incentives truly move markets. Learners explore why modern currency works, how the U.S. dollar pulls global capital, and why relative value matters more than absolute strength. The course introduces interest rates as behavioral signals rather than simple numbers, showing how expectations drive risk-taking. It also clarifies common misunderstandings around gold, fear, and “good” versus “bad” news. Throughout the course, students learn to separate narrative from mechanism. A structured diagnostic at the end helps learners identify gaps before moving forward. The result is clarity, not prediction. Markets begin to feel understandable rather than unpredictable.
