International Trading Institute - ITI

Inconsistent results are not always a strategy problem.

Sometimes, the issue is that your trading style does not match the way you actually operate.

The timeframe you choose affects your preparation time, decision-making speed, capital tolerance, and how much pressure your process can realistically handle.

That is why ITI created Trading Timeframe Fit, a free guide designed to help traders evaluate whether their chosen trading style fits their operating capacity.

Inside the guide:

• Timeframe Fit Scorecard
• Counterparty Awareness Model
• 90-Day Operating Plan

Download the free guide here ➡️ https://bit.ly/49lOskb

A commodity chart can look clear and still leave out part of the trade.

In these markets, price action is shaped by more than direction alone.

Supply, seasonality, futures mechanics, contract structure, and derivatives can all change how a move should be read.

That is why commodity markets need a different framework from equities or FX.

The ITI Commodities & Derivatives Course focuses on how these markets actually work, and how traders can understand the forces behind commodity price action.

Starts June 29.
8 weeks · Online · Wednesday evenings.

Explore the course here: https://bit.ly/4u6iyQV

A Master’s in Trading is still unfamiliar territory for many traders.

That is exactly why this session exists.

International Trading Institute and Westcliff University are hosting the Master’s in Trading Info Session, a free online session designed to give you a clear look at the program, the accredited degree, admissions, and live Q&A.

If you want to understand how the ITI Master’s in Trading works, what the program includes, and whether it fits your goals, this is the place to start.

📅 Wednesday, May 20
⏰ 6:00 AM PST · 9:00 AM EST · 15:00 CET
📍 Online · Free to attend

If you can’t join live, register anyway and we’ll share the recording after the event.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4dtF53d

Before applying to the Master’s in Trading, there are a few questions worth asking.

Is it really different from a course?
Can it fit around work or active trading?
What does accreditation actually mean?
What level is it built for?

That is exactly what the Master’s in Trading Info Session is designed to clarify.

Join International Trading Institute (ITI) and Westcliff University on May 20 for a free online session on the program, the accredited degree, admissions, and live Q&A.

📅 Wednesday, May 20
⏰ 6:00 AM PST | 9:00 AM EST | 15:00 CET
📍 Online · Free to attend

If you can’t join live, register and we’ll share the recording after the event.

Register here: https://bit.ly/48NwZB3

Curious what a Master's in Trading actually looks like?

International Trading Institute (ITI) and Westcliff University are hosting the Master's in Trading Info Session, a free live session on the Accredited Master's in Trading.

This session is designed for university students, active traders, and aspiring professionals who want to understand how a structured Master's program in trading works, what makes it different from free trading content or short courses, and whether it fits their goals.

You'll hear from Julie Cook, Program Advisor for the ITI Master's in Trading, and Dr. Marko Nino, Global Engagement Program Chair at Westcliff University.

📅 Wednesday, May 20, 2026
⏰ 6:00 AM PST | 9:00 AM EST | 15:00 CET
📍 Online · Free to attend · Live Q&A

If you can't join live, register and we'll share the recording after the event.

Register here: https://bit.ly/3R9wlaN

A trade review should not stop at winners and losers.

Looking back at your last 90 days of trades can reveal patterns that are easy to miss when each trade is reviewed on its own.

You may find repeated regime misreads, liquidity chases, oversizing in fragile conditions, rule breaks after a stop run, or even winning trades that still exposed poor process.

That is where the review becomes useful.

Not when it leaves you with a vague note like “be more disciplined,” but when it gives you one clear rule to change before the next session.

This idea comes from ITI’s latest Faculty Roundup, where our faculty reflect on spring 2026 market conditions and what they can teach traders about process, risk, liquidity, and ex*****on.

Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4uxX9jt

Commodity markets are not just another version of equity markets.

Supply, seasonality, futures mechanics and derivatives all shape price action in ways that traders need to understand before making decisions.

That is the focus of the ITI Commodities & Derivatives Course: helping traders build a more structured view of how these markets move and how risk is managed across them.

Starts June 29
8 weeks · Online · Wednesday evenings

🔗Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4uuMrug

Rates move. Growth stocks take the hit. But the signal was already in the bond market.

If you're only watching equities, you're seeing the effect. The cause was somewhere else.

The Equities & Fixed Income Markets course is eight weeks of learning how both markets work together.

Live sessions every Tuesday at 18:30 CET. Starts May 4.
Enroll now: https://bit.ly/4sPKRBE