Building Financial Confidence Together

We created Metalloidx because investing felt needlessly complicated. Too many platforms assume you already know everything, or they push products instead of understanding. Our community works differently—real conversations, shared experiences, and genuine support for anyone trying to make smarter money decisions.

Started from a Coffee Shop Conversation

Back in early 2022, three of us sat in a Winnipeg café complaining about the same thing. Investment advice either came from pushy advisors selling funds or from online forums full of speculation and noise. There had to be a middle ground—somewhere people could actually learn without feeling sold to or overwhelmed.

That conversation turned into weekend meetups. Then those meetups grew. By 2023, we had dozens of people showing up monthly to discuss portfolios, share what worked, and admit what didn't. Eventually someone said, "This should be online so more people can join." And that's how Metalloidx really started—not as a business plan, but as a group trying to help each other figure things out.

Community members collaborating during an early Metalloidx meetup session

What Actually Matters to Us

These aren't corporate buzzwords. They're the principles that guide how we run our community and what we expect from everyone participating.

01

Honesty Over Hype

We talk about losses as openly as wins. Markets are unpredictable, and pretending otherwise helps no one. Our members share real portfolios, real mistakes, and real learning moments—not just highlight reels.

02

Learning By Doing

Reading theory only gets you so far. Our community focuses on actual decision-making—analyzing specific investments, discussing risk tolerance, and working through scenarios together. You learn faster when you're actively involved.

03

No One Gets Left Behind

Beginner questions never get dismissed here. Everyone started somewhere, and the community exists specifically to help newcomers build confidence. We've seen complete novices become mentors themselves within a year—it happens when people actually care about helping.

Who Keeps This Running

Metalloidx started with volunteers and still operates that way. People contribute because they believe in what we're building—not because there's money in it yet.

Kasper Thériault coordinating community discussions at a Metalloidx gathering

Kasper Thériault

Community Coordinator

Kasper handles most of the day-to-day operations—moderating discussions, organizing monthly sessions, and making sure new members feel welcome. He worked in financial services for six years before getting frustrated with how disconnected advisors were from actual client needs.

What he brings to Metalloidx is structure without bureaucracy. He keeps conversations productive, intervenes when things get too heated, and constantly looks for ways to improve how people learn together. Outside of this, he's usually hiking somewhere in Manitoba or experimenting with sourdough recipes.

Members reviewing investment strategies during a collaborative workshop Participants engaged in peer-to-peer financial learning session Community discussion focused on practical portfolio management techniques

How Our Community Actually Works

We're not a course platform or advisory service. Think of us more like a structured study group where everyone contributes. Here's what makes it effective:

  • Monthly collaborative sessions where members present real investment decisions they're considering and the group analyzes them together

  • Peer mentorship matching experienced investors with newcomers based on similar goals and risk profiles

  • Resource sharing where members recommend books, tools, and strategies they've actually used successfully

  • Quarterly reviews where everyone shares portfolio performance honestly—including what didn't work and why

Ready to Learn With Us?

Our next community cohort launches in September 2025. We keep groups intentionally small so everyone gets meaningful interaction. If you're tired of learning investing alone, this might be exactly what you need.

Explore Our Learning Program