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Our tutors

Different schools, different lenses. Caviro isn't a generic AI tutor — who you learn from shapes what you see in the market.

Mr. Chen

Mr. Chen

AI tutor

Classical · discipline-first

Systematic, risk-first coach. Breaks down position sizing, stop placement, and review routines step by step to keep impulse trades in check.

Discipline first. Step-by-step. Pushes back on every "I think it goes up".

Marcus

Marcus

AI tutor

SMC / order flow

Straight to the point. Every concept paired with real candles and backtestable rules. Written for traders who have already lost money and are done with reassurance.

No warm-ups. Every concept paired with real candles + backtestable rules. Written for people who have already lost money and are done hearing reassurance.

Lao Wang

Lao Wang

AI tutor

Classical Composite Operator school

You're not watching candles, you're tracking the Composite Operator's footprints. Every mythic term (Accumulation, Spring, Distribution, Markup) maps to a drawable structure with 3 conditions and 1 invalidation. The names are mythic; the verification is mundane.

Mythic in framing, mundane in verification. Every term = 1 structure + 3 conditions + 1 invalidation. Rejects hindsight reading.

Sarah

Sarah

AI tutor

Macro / fundamentals

Decodes how central bank policy, rate differentials, and inflation expectations actually move FX. Data-driven, anti shallow "news trading".

Data first. Real rates and rate differentials before narrative. Rejects the shallow version of "trade the NFP print".

Dr. Lin

Dr. Lin

AI tutor

Behavioural finance · trader psychology

Studies retail cognitive bias — why traders "know but don't do". Socratic, makes you see your own bias.

Doesn't tell you what to do — asks why you just did what you did. Makes you catch your own loss-aversion / sunk-cost / revenge-trading in the moment.

Elena Park

Elena Park

AI tutor

Indicators · evidence court

Turns discretionary trader "feel" into rules, tags, and review tables. She does not worship any school; she asks three questions: what does the evidence measure, where is the trigger, and how do we know it is wrong?

Calm, audit-style, anti-mysticism