Long-horizon thinking
See why investment decisions discussed over years differ from reactions to day-to-day market moves.
An education program for adults in Canada
Investing in Canada
Learn the basics of long-term investing. No account opening. No guaranteed returns.
- Learn how a long horizon changes the way temporary market movement is viewed.
- Understand risk, volatility and diversification in plain language.
- Study general concepts only — no accounts, deposits, trade execution or securities recommendations.
Offered by Dutch Fitness & Combat B.V. · Netherlands
What the program is
A structured course for understanding long-term investing concepts without sales pressure.
The Investing in Canada Program introduces adult learners to the language and ideas that appear in long-term investing discussions. It is organised around understanding concepts before reacting to headlines or price movement.
Learners explore time horizon, uncertainty, diversification and the difference between a long-term plan and short-term trading behaviour. Exercises are designed to help people read information more carefully and maintain useful written records of what they have learned.
This is education only. Dutch Fitness & Combat B.V. does not manage money, open investment accounts or promise results.
Who it is for
Adults in Canada who want a beginner-friendly framework for learning.
The program is suitable for adults who have little or no formal investing education and want to understand common terminology without being asked to open an account or choose a product.
All lessons are delivered online, so learners may join from any Canadian province or territory. Dutch Fitness & Combat B.V. remains based in the Netherlands and does not claim a Canadian headquarters or regulator endorsement.
What you learn
Six concepts that make long-term investing information easier to interpret.
Risk and volatility
Learn how price fluctuation relates to risk without treating the two ideas as identical.
Diversification
Understand why spreading exposure can reduce dependence on one company, sector or theme.
Planning versus trading
Compare a repeatable process with short-term decisions driven by immediate market events.
Reading charts
Check time period, scale and labels before drawing a conclusion from a visual.
Notebook records
Keep dated notes on definitions, assumptions, questions and points to revisit later.
Curriculum
Three modules that build from context to interpretation.
Module 1
Horizon, purpose and the role of time
Explore why time horizon changes the way a market event is interpreted. Work through simple examples comparing short-term movement with longer-term objectives.
- Time horizon
- Purpose and constraints
- Short-term movement in context
Module 2
Risk, uncertainty and concentration
Develop a clear vocabulary for volatility and uncertainty. Examine concentration and diversification as general concepts rather than product recommendations.
- Volatility
- Concentration risk
- Diversification principles
Module 3
Reading market information with context
Practise reading simple charts and headlines while separating facts from interpretation. Use a notebook to record questions that need more evidence.
- Chart basics
- Headline review
- Learning records
How study works
Short online lessons supported by written practice.
The course runs for 7 weeks and requires approximately 2–3 hours per week. Each week includes a focused reading lesson, one worked example, a short self-check and a notebook exercise.
Practice may involve defining a term in your own words, comparing two headlines about the same event, identifying a chart's scale and time period, or recording an assumption that would need verification.
No investment account, trading simulator or deposit is required.
Program fee
Investing in Canada
Long-term investing education · Canada audience
CAD $289
7 weeks · 2–3 hours per week
Refunds are available within 7 days of enrolment if you have not completed more than the first module.
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Common questions
Who is it for?
The course is for adults in Canada who want a clear introduction to long-term investing concepts and common market terminology.
Is this investment advice?
No. The course provides general education only and does not recommend securities, portfolios or transactions.
Do you open accounts?
No. Dutch Fitness & Combat B.V. does not open investment accounts, accept investment deposits, execute trades or act as a dealer, adviser or portfolio manager.
Can I join from any province or territory?
Yes. The program is delivered online and is available to adult learners across Canada.
How much study time is expected each week?
Plan for about 2–3 hours per week. The course lasts 7 weeks and the work can be divided into shorter study sessions.
Who offers the program?
The program is operated by Dutch Fitness & Combat B.V., Pr. Margrietstraat 1632983 ED Ridderkerk, Netherlands. The organisation is based in the Netherlands and serves adults in Canada online.
Enrolment
Register for the online course.
Use the form to submit your enrolment details. No investment account is needed to participate.
Dutch Fitness & Combat B.V.
Pr. Margrietstraat 1632983 ED Ridderkerk
Netherlands
+31 180 74 26 39