What Will You Learn?
- Understand the basics of Forex and how the global FX market works
- Identify major, minor, and exotic currency pairs
- Measure price movement using pips, lots, leverage, margin & spreads
- Execute trades using market, limit, stop & OCO orders
- Read candlestick charts and recognize common price action patterns
- Draw and trade using Support & Resistance + Trendlines
- Use simple breakout & pullback strategies for entries
- Apply confluence trading (S/R + candle signal + moving average)
- Create a complete beginner trading plan and checklist
- Backtest strategies to find what works before real trading
- Set up and compare two demo accounts to evaluate real broker spreads and execution quality
- Create a personalized watchlist and use alerts to never miss high-probability setups.
- Configure TradingView templates and save layouts for instant, repeatable analysis.
- Translate economic calendar entries into a “no-trade” and “trade-with-caution” schedule
- Build a one-page daily market prep checklist to start each session calmly and focused.
- Convert raw trade history into an equity curve and interpret performance visually.
- Compare ECN vs market-maker execution and explain differences in latency and slippage.
- Read candle wick structure to infer probable liquidity hunts and smart-money behavior.
- Convert pip movements into currency-specific profit/loss for non-USD accounts.
- Identify when a breakout is likely real by checking volume, spread, and candle follow-through.
- Create stop-loss rules based on market structure rather than arbitrary pip counts.
- Use moving-average cross confirmation as a trend filter, not an entry trigger alone.
- Implement partial profit taking rules and document effect on overall expectancy.
- Translate higher-timeframe structure into intraday trade bias before taking any setup
- Identify optimal chart timeframes for a chosen strategy and explain why those timeframes fit.
- Build a month-end performance dashboard with win rate, avg RR, expectancy and max drawdown.
- Convert backtesting results into a forward-testing plan with explicit sample size and time period.
- Design a weekend study routine to mark levels and plan the coming week’s watchlist
- Use multiple demo runs of the same setup to measure consistency across different market conditions.
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