
Define a pip and the smaller pipette, a four-decimal price move. Use the measuring tool to gauge pip distances for stop loss, take profit, and position sizing.
Understand zones as battle zones between buyers and sellers and master identifying monthly, weekly, and daily zones with color coding. Learn how price reacts at these zones to time entries.
Master chart pattern recognition in forex technical analysis and understand why patterns predict moves. Cover wedges, double tops, triangles, price action confirmation, and zone-based entries.
Explore how indicators overlay price and volume data, signaling overbought or oversold conditions, with tools like Fibonacci, and learn to gradually eliminate indicators for clearer chart analysis.
Discover how moving averages, including the 20- and 50-period lines, smooth forex price data, reveal higher and lower time frame trends, and signal crossovers.
Learn bollinger bands, a mean-reversion indicator using a 20 ema and two standard deviations to mark overbought and oversold zones and inform automated forex strategies.
Learn to manage trading risk with four archetypes—acceptance, avoidance, limitation, and transfer—by using stop losses, take profits, and price-action analysis (supply/demand, zones, trend lines, fibonacci).
Identify zones of buy and sell pressure and place take profits at the next significant sensitivity. Use multiple take profit targets to manage risk as price moves through battlegrounds.
Place the stop loss at zones with the most buy or sell protection across higher- and lower-timeframe area sensitivity to maximize take-profit and enforce a minimum 1:2 risk-reward.
Perform a slow, step-by-step eur/cad live analysis, identifying fundamental direction through crude inventories and cpi, and map monthly and weekly zones for a high-probability entry, risk controls, and targets.
Identify the fundamental bias using the economic calendar and map NZD.USD zones to reveal battlegrounds of buy and sell pressure, then seek a stop-hunt downside with price action confirmation.
Explore loss aversion, a double-edged sword that makes investors sell winning trades too soon and hold losers, as Kahneman, Tversky, and Odean document the disposition effect.
Understand the anchoring effect, a cognitive bias where the first information shapes market decisions, prompting traders to reanalyze as news and prices change.
This Forex course is designed for beginners looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of the foreign exchange market. The course covers all aspects of FX trading, including key terminology, technical analysis, and live analysis of all FX pairs. The course is delivered in pre-filmed video format, providing students with flexibility to learn at their own pace and convenience. Students will learn how to navigate the market and make profitable trades. The course is designed to be hands-on and interactive, providing students with the opportunity to apply their new knowledge and skills immediately. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the knowledge and confidence to start trading in the FX market.
David is a professional trader with over 12 years of experience in the financial markets. He has a wealth of knowledge in technical analysis and has successfully taught many individuals from around the world how to navigate the markets and make profitable trades. In addition to his trading experience, David also consults for large companies on when to make strategic transactions or purchases, specifically in the realm of foreign exchange (FX) transactions. His expertise and experience make him a valuable asset to any trading community or business seeking guidance in the markets.