CGG-EDI · The learning path
How EDI Works
CGG-EDI is delivered as a structured, three-phase path: education first, then a documented Practice program on a simulated account, and only then — optionally — an eligibility review. Each phase is a separate, gated step.
The three phases
- Phase 1 — Education and Orientation Members study the EDI philosophy, the learning materials, the EDI Calculator, risk and position-sizing principles, the required disclosures, and the daily process. Candace guides the orientation.
- Phase 2 — 30-Day OANDA Practice Program Members complete 30 separate, fully documented and reconciled sessions on an OANDA Practice (demo) account. All activity uses simulated funds, and Practice results do not predict or guarantee live results.
- Phase 3 — Optional Live-Activation Eligibility Review After completing the education and Practice requirements, a member may request an eligibility review. Completion does not guarantee approval and does not activate live trading automatically. Any live capability requires the applicable legal, regulatory, broker, security, risk, and system approvals.
What members do each day
The method is a routine, not a set of predictions.
A member's day follows the same shape: review the plan, check the market against the plan's conditions, decide whether the plan calls for action, size any position to the risk the plan allows, record the decision, and review the result afterwards.
The discipline is in the repetition and the honesty of the review — running the same process on a quiet day as on a busy one, and writing down what actually happened rather than what was hoped for.
The tools you use
- The EDI Calculator — a browser-only illustration of how steady daily results compound over time. It stores nothing and predicts nothing; it is a teaching aid for the mathematics.
- Candace's guidance — an educational guide that walks members through orientation and the daily process.
- The learning community — a place to compare notes on process and review, not to share signals or solicit.
- The Practice log — the documented record members keep across their 30 OANDA Practice sessions.
What CGG-EDI does not do
- It does not accept, hold, pool, or manage member trading funds.
- It does not place trades for members or operate managed accounts.
- It does not sell trading signals, tips, or guaranteed strategies.
- It does not promise earnings, interest, or profit, and it is not investment advice.
- It does not turn Practice completion into automatic live-trading access.
Any percentage or objective shown anywhere in CGG-EDI is an educational planning figure being tested — not a prediction, projection, promise, or guarantee of results. Trading involves risk and losses are possible.