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Learn Fair Value Tracker as a calm daily desk routine.

A complete Fair Value Tracker course that teaches the parity workflow in small desk decisions: source quality first, assumptions visible, basis as context, alerts as reminders, and adjacent tools as handoffs.

Start first lessonOpen Fair Value Tracker

Learning path

Follow the same order as the desk.

Each lesson is crawlable article text plus an interactive artifact and Remotion-ready reinforcement concept.

01Fair Value first readFair Value Tracker: Start With The Parity QuestionA beginner-safe Fair Value Tracker lesson for checking the market lane, three price legs, data freshness, confidence, and basis before writing any parity note.5 chapters5 video specsOpen lesson02Fair Value bridgeFair Value Tracker: Build The COMEX To Local Price BridgeA beginner-safe Fair Value Tracker lesson for converting global futures quotes into local units: COMEX quote, FX, troy ounce to grams, and local market quote unit before landed-cost assumptions.5 chapters5 video specsOpen lesson03Fair Value freshnessFair Value Tracker: Check Freshness Before Signal StateA practical Fair Value Tracker lesson for using source freshness as the first quality gate before reading basis, confidence, or signal-state language.5 chapters5 video specsOpen lesson04Estimated local market modeFair Value Tracker: Understand Estimated local market ModeA practical Fair Value Tracker lesson for understanding estimated local market as fallback math, not a live local quote or scanner opportunity.5 chapters5 video specsOpen lesson05Fair Value basisFair Value Tracker: Read Basis Without Calling It ProfitA practical Fair Value Tracker lesson for reading basis as the gap between observed local price and model value, separating global basis, import basis, gross basis, net basis, and percent scale.5 chapters5 video specsOpen lesson06Fair Value costsFair Value Tracker: Add Landed-Cost AssumptionsA practical Fair Value Tracker lesson for separating normalized COMEX, fair global, fair import, cost profile, gross basis, and net basis without pretending the assumptions are fixed truth.5 chapters5 video specsOpen lesson07Contract pair and rollFair Value Tracker: Choose The Right Contract Pair And Roll ViewA practical Fair Value Tracker lesson for choosing the contract selector before reading basis, history, scanner rows, or roll-sensitive gaps.5 chapters5 video specsOpen lesson08Print versus patternFair Value Tracker: Use Spread Monitor And History To Separate Print From PatternA practical Fair Value Tracker lesson for separating a single stretched basis print from a reviewable historical pattern without treating history as a prediction.5 chapters5 video specsOpen lesson09Scanner triageFair Value Tracker: Use Scanner To Prioritize Monitoring, Not ExecutionA practical Fair Value Tracker lesson for reading scanner rows as a triage queue into Overview, History, or Alerts instead of an execution list.5 chapters6 video specsOpen lesson10Daily desk noteFair Value Tracker: Turn A Fair Value Read Into A Daily Desk NoteA practical Fair Value Tracker lesson for writing a two-sided desk note from Overview, Alerts, Pivot, Calendar, COT, and Backtest context without turning fair value into an entry trigger.5 chapters6 video specsOpen lesson

What the learner should be able to do

Read local market versus COMEX parity without treating a gap as a tip.

Separate normalized global value, fair import, gross basis, and net basis.

Diagnose stale, delayed, closed, or estimated source states before trusting a read.

Use Spread Monitor, Scanner, Alerts, Pivot, Calendar, COT, and Backtest as a workflow instead of isolated widgets.

Desk routine

The repeated habit is the product.

  1. 1Choose asset and contract lane.
  2. 2Check COMEX, FX, and local source freshness.
  3. 3Name landed-cost and premium/discount assumptions.
  4. 4Read basis, z-score, percentile, confidence, and regime as context.
  5. 5Write the invalidation and next check before leaving the desk.

Source pack

Gold Contract Specification

local market

Used for local market gold quote-unit and domestic contract context before comparing local values with global references.

Silver Contract Specification

local market

Used for local market silver quote-unit context so learners do not mix local currency per 10g and local currency per kg reads.

Gold Futures Contract Specifications

CME Group

Used for COMEX gold quotation context and the idea that the global leg is a concrete futures market reference.

Local Gold Price Premium/Discount

World Gold Council

Used to keep premium/discount language indicative and directional rather than a trading metric.

Reference Rate Methodology

Financial Benchmarks global markets Pvt. Ltd.

Used to frame FX as a sourced benchmark input with timing and methodology caveats.

local Premium/Discount Methodology

World Gold Council

Used to separate converted global reference from landed-cost and premium/discount assumptions.

Datafeed

local market

Used to distinguish live, delayed, end-of-day, historical, and provider-state language for the local market leg.

Reference Rate Archive

Reserve Bank of global markets

Used as a currency-reference source anchor when learners diagnose FX freshness.

Do's and Don'ts of Investing in Securities Market

investor education

Used to keep stale-data, confidence, and signal-state language educational rather than advice-like.