Program Schedule
Course 1: Forex Trading with Indicators Comprehensive 20-Week Program
This course is ideal for beginners and intermediate traders aiming to develop a strong foundation in forex trading with indicator-based strategies, enhanced by essential concepts like price action, trading patterns, and key candle formations.
| WEEKS | TRAINING | CONTENT |
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| MONTH 1 | FOUNDATIONS OF FOREX TRADING | |
| Week 1 | INTRODUCTION TO FOREX TRADING | |
| - Overview of forex markets, currency pairs, and pips, lots, and leverage. | ||
| - Setting up a trading platform and demo account | ||
| Week 2 | WHAT DO WE TRADE IN FOREX? | |
| - Understanding currency pairs and how to analyze major, minor, and exotic pairs | ||
| - Key economic factors influencing currency movements. | ||
| Week 3 | WHEN AND HOW DO WE TRADE FOREX | |
| - Overview of the Tokyo, London, and New York trading sessions. | ||
| - How trading sessions influence market liquidity and volatility. | ||
| Week 4 | BASICS OF PRICE ACTION AND PIVOTAL ZONES | |
| - Introduction to price action and why it’s important. | ||
| - Identifying and using support and resistance as pivotal zones for entries/exits. |
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| MONTH 2 | KEY INDICATORS AND FIBONNACCI RETRACEMENT | |
| Week 5 | MOVING AVERAGES (MA) | |
| - Introduction to moving averages (simple and exponential) | ||
| - Using moving averages to identify trends and trend reversals. | ||
| Week 6 | THE RELATIVE STRENGTH INDEX (RSI) | |
| - RSI basics, identifying overbought and oversold zones. | ||
| - How to use RSI with support/resistance for enhanced trade signals. | ||
| Week 7 | MOVING AVERAGE CONVERGENCE DIVERGENCE (MACD) | |
| - Understanding MACD and its application in identifying market momentum. |
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| - MACD crossovers, histogram analysis, and divergence. | ||
| Week 8 | FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT | |
| - Basics of Fibonacci levels and their application in forex. | ||
| - Using Fibonacci retracement to identify potential reversal zones. | ||
| MONTH 3 | TRADE PATTERNS, REVERSAL PATTERNS, AND SUPER TREND | |
| Week 9 | FOREX CANDLESTICKS BASICS | - Essential candlestick patterns and what they indicate. |
| - Patterns like doji, hammer, shooting star, and engulfing patterns. | ||
| Week 10 | PRICE ACTION AND REVERSAL PATTERNS | |
| - Advanced candlestick reversal patterns (e.g., head and shoulders, double top/bottom). | ||
| - Practical application of these patterns for entry/exit signals. | ||
| Week 11 | TRADING PATTERNS – CONTINUATION AND REVERSAL | |
| - Identifying continuation patterns (e.g., flags, pennants) and reversal patterns. | ||
| - Pattern confirmation for different market conditions. | ||
| Week 12 | SUPER TREND INDICATOR | |
| - Introduction to the Super Trend indicator and its use in trend trading. | ||
| - How to use Super Trend for entry points and stop loss placements. | ||
| MONTH 4 | ADVANCED TRADE MANAGEMENT AND RISK MANAGEMENT | |
| Week 13 | TRADE SETUP AND ENTRY TECHNIQUES | - Integrating indicators and price action for high-probability setups. |
| - Identifying optimal entry points and building confidence in execution. | ||
| Week 14 | POSITION SIZING AND Trade MANAGEMENT | |
| - Calculating appropriate position sizes based on risk tolerance. | ||
| - Setting realistic targets with take profit and stop-loss strategies. | ||
| Week 15 | RISK MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALS | |
| - Importance of risk management in long-term trading success. | ||
| - Effective risk-to-reward ratios and capital preservation strategies. | ||
| Week 16 | PRAACTICAL SESSION ON TRADE MANAGEMENT | |
| - Live practice applying trade management techniques. | ||
| - Real-time Q&A and feedback with practical examples. | ||
| MONTH 5 | PSYCHOLOGY OF TRADING AND FINAL REVIEW | |
| Week ``17 | PSYCHOLOGY OF TRADING, PART 1 | |
| - Recognizing psychological challenges like fear and greed. | ||
| - Strategies for building discipline and managing emotions. | ||
| Week 18 | PSYCHOLOGY OF TRADING, PART 2 | |
| - Developing resilience to handle losses and remain consistent. | ||
| - Practicing visualization and mindfulness for emotional control. | ||
| Week 19 | BUILDING A PERSONAL TRADING PLAN | |
| - Setting trading goals, performance tracking, and adjusting strategies. | ||
| - Defining daily routines and trading checklists. | ||
| Week 20 | LIVE MAKET PRACTICE AND COURSE REVIEW | |
| - Guided live trading on demo accounts with instructor feedback. | ||
| Final Q&A and course wrap-up with guidance for next steps. |
Course 2: Advanced Forex with Smart Money Concepts and Naked Forex Techniques 20-Week Intensive
This advanced course is tailored for traders with a foundational understanding of forex who want to deepen their knowledge of institutional trading methods, multi-time frame analysis, and naked forex techniques. By the end of the course, students will be able to make high-probability trades using advanced strategies. This condensed 20-week format still covers all advanced topics while emphasizing hands-on practice, psychological resilience, and precision in trading execution. Each week builds toward developing a sophisticated trading strategy grounded in institutional methods and naked forex techniques.
| WEEKS | TRAINING | CONTENT |
|---|---|---|
| MONTH 1 | CORE MARKET STRUCTURE AND MULTI-TIIME FRAME ANALYSIS | |
| Week 1 | BASIC MARKET STRUCTURE | |
| - Introduction to market structure, trends, and price cycles. | ||
| - Recognizing swing highs, swing lows, and trend reversals. | ||
| Week 2 | ADVANCED MARKET STRUCTURE | |
| - Analysing price behaviour through higher highs, lower lows, and trend shifts. | ||
| - Real-time application of market structure principles. | ||
| Week 3 | MULTI-TIME FRAME ANALYSIS, PART 1 (THEORY) | |
| - It is important to analyse multiple time frames to confirm trades. | ||
| - Theory behind aligning different time frames for increased accuracy. | ||
| Week 4 | MULTI-TIME FRAME ANALYSIS, PART 2 (PRACTICAL) | |
| - Applying multi-time frame theory in real scenarios. | ||
| - Case studies and live examples on combining time frames. | ||
| MONTH 2 | THE THREE TYPES OF STRUCTURE | |
| Week 5 | THREE TYPES OF STRUCTURE, PART 1 (THEORY) | |
| - Detailed exploration of consolidation, trending, and reversal structures. | ||
| - Case studies of price action near supply and demand zones. | ||
| Week 6 | THREE TYPES OF STRUCTURE, PART 2 (PRACTICAL) | |
| - Practical application of each structure type. | ||
| - Exercises to identify structure type and adjust trading strategies. | ||
| Week 7 | SUPPLY AND DEMAND ZONES – PART 1 (THEORY) | |
| - Understanding supply and demand principles in forex. | ||
| - Identifying high-probability zones for institutional orders. | ||
| Week 8 | SUPPLY AND DEMAND ZONES – PART 2 (PRACTICAL) | |
| - Live exercises on drawing and refining supply and demand zones. | ||
| - Applying supply and demand theory to real market conditions. | ||
| MONTH 3 | LIQUIDITY CONCEPTS AND PRECISION TRADE ENTRIES | |
| Week 9 | LIQUIDITY POOLS AND ORDER FLOW | |
| - Identifying liquidity zones where the price is likely to react. | ||
| - Understanding order flow and its impact on price movement. | ||
| Week 10 | LIQUIDITY TRAPS AND INSTITUTIONAL ORDERS | |
| - Recognizing and avoiding liquidity traps. | ||
| - Positioning trades based on institutional order patterns. | ||
| Week 11 | PRECISION ENTRY METHODS | |
| - Techniques for entering trades with high precision. | ||
| - Integrating market structure with liquidity to refine entries. | ||
| Week 12 | HIGH PROBABILITY ENTRY POINTS | |
| - Identifying high-probability entry zones using naked forex techniques. | ||
| - Multi-timeframe analysis is used to confirm entry points. | ||
| MONTH 4 | TRADE MANAGEMENT AND ADVANCED RISK MANAGEMENT | |
| Week 13 | ADVANCED TRADE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES | |
| - Scaling in and out of trades for optimal performance. | ||
| - Trailing stops and managing trades to lock in profit. | ||
| Week 14 | RISK MANAGEMENT | |
| - Advanced strategies for risk management and allocation. | ||
| - Adjusting risk based on trade confidence and setup probability. | ||
| Week 15 | STOP LOSS AND TAKE PROFIT PLACEMENT | |
| - Setting stops and targets based on market structure and volatility. | ||
| - Techniques to dynamically adjust stop losses and take profits. | ||
| MONTH 5 | INSTITUTIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PRACTICAL APPLICATION | |
| Week 16 | TRADING PSYCHOLOGY FOR ADVANCED TRADERS, PART 1 | - The mindset of institutional traders and controlling market emotions. |
| - Techniques to stay disciplined and patient in high-stakes trades. | ||
| Week 17 | TRADING PSYCHOLOGY FOR ADVANCED TRADERS, PART 2 | |
| - Managing uncertainty and maintaining consistency. | ||
| - Developing resilience and confidence in challenging market conditions. | ||
| Week 18 | BUILDING A PERSONALIZED TRADING PLAN | |
| - Structuring a trading plan based on smart money concepts. | ||
| - Setting clear goals, rules, and routines for consistency. | ||
| MONTH 6 | FINAL PRACTICAL SESSIONS AND LIVE MARKET APPLICATION | |
| Week 19 | PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF STRUCTURE AND LIQUIDITY | |
| - Hands-on practice with structure and liquidity zone identification. | ||
| - Analysing live markets to practice new concepts. | ||
| Week 20 | LIVE TRADING SCENARiIOS AND FINAL Q&A | |
| - Live trading demonstrations, with focus on high-probability setups. | ||
| - Open Q&A session and final review, with personalized feedback. |
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Here are the expected outcomes for our forex trading courses on monthly basis
| COURSE 1 | FOREX TRADING WITH INDICATORS – COMPREHENSIVE 16-WEEK PROGRAM | ||
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| WEEKS | TRAINING | EXPECTED OUTCOME | |
| WEEK (1-4) | FOUNDATIONS OF FOREX TRADING | By enrolling in the first month, students will lay a strong foundation for their forex trading journey. | |
| WEEK (5-8) | KEY INDICATORS AND FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT | By the end of the second month, students should be able to apply their knowledge to develop and implement effective trading strategies using core indicators and Fibonacci retracement. | |
| WEEK (9-12) | TRADE PATTERNS, REVERSAL PATTERNS, aAND SUPER TREND | By the end of the third month, students should be able to apply their knowledge to develop and implement effective trading strategies using a combination of chart patterns, technical indicators, and the Super Trend indicator. | |
| WEEK (13-16) | ADVANCED TRADE MANAGEMENT AND RISK MANAGEMENT | By the end of the fourth month, students should have a solid understanding of advanced trade management techniques and risk management strategies. They should be able to execute trades with discipline and confidence, and protect their capital from significant losses. | |
| WEEK (17-20) | PSYCHOLOGY OF TRADING AND FINAL REVIEW | By the end of the fifth month, students should be well-prepared to transition to live trading with a solid foundation in trading psychology, risk management, and technical analysis. They should be able to handle the challenges and opportunities of the live market with confidence and discipline. |
| COURSE 2 | ADVANCED FOREX COURSE WITH SMART MONEY CONCEPTS AND NAKED TRADE TECHNIQUES | ||
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| WEEKS | TRAINING | EXPECTED OUTCOME | |
| WEEK(1-4) | CORE MAKET STRUCTURE AND MULTI-TIME FRAME ANALYSIS | Students should have a deep understanding of market structure and be able to apply multi-time frame analysis to identify high-probability trading opportunities. They should be able to develop a robust trading strategy and execute trades with confidence and discipline. | |
| WEEK(5-8) | THE THREE TYPES OF STRUCTURE | Students should have a strong understanding of market structure and be able to apply this knowledge to their trading decisions. They should be able to identify opportunities, mitigate risks, and adapt to changing market conditions. | |
| WEEK(9-12) | LIQUIDITY CONCEPTS AND PRECISION TRADE ENTRY | Students should have a deep understanding of liquidity concepts and precision trade entry techniques. They should be able to identify high-probability trading opportunities and execute trades with confidence and discipline. |
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| WEEK(13-15) | TRADE MANAGEMENT AND ADVANCED RISK MANAGEMENT | Students should have a solid understanding of advanced trade management techniques and risk management strategies. They should be able to execute trades with discipline and confidence, and protect their capital from significant losses. | |
| WEEK(16-19) | INSTITUTIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND PRACTICAL APPLICATION | Students should be well-prepared to transition to live trading with a strong foundation in trading psychology, risk management, and practical application. They should be able to handle the challenges and opportunities of the live market with confidence and discipline. | |
| WEEK(18-20) | FINAL PRACTICAL SESSIONS AND LIVE MARKET APPLICATION | Students should have a solid foundation in forex trading and be able to apply their knowledge and skills to achieve consistent profitability. They should be able to navigate the challenges and opportunities of the live market with confidence and discipline. |