
Learn a forex swing trading strategy to capture 100–200 pips per trade, using price action, time-of-day, and fair value liquidity for precise entries with risk management.
Follow the course guidelines, take notes, repeat missed content, and journal your chart observations to maximize results; backtest concepts, practice, and engage the student community for help.
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Sign up for a TradingView account, verify your email, and activate your profile to access basic plan features, then compare plans and upgrade as needed.
Navigate the TradingView interface, including the central chart, menus, drawing tools, indicators, time frames, and watchlists, and learn to customize themes, language, shortcuts, and layouts for forex analysis.
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Configure the UTC New York time zone on TradingView and activate week and day separators. Use kill zone and ICT indicators to mark London and New York sessions (2am–5am, 7am–12pm).
Identify high-probability time-of-day sessions—London, New York, and Asian—using UTC New York time, and journal daily highs, lows, and reversals to guide setups.
Identify high probability trading days—Tuesday and Wednesday—to align with the weekly bias and weekly range, while Monday may form the high/low; avoid Thursday and Friday due to lower volume.
Define a predefined price range by identifying the range high and low, then use the equilibrium at 50% to target premium and discount zones in forex swing trading.
Define fair value as the equilibrium price point where the market revisits, distinguishing fair value in discount and premium to guide bullish or bearish entries and exits.
Identify fair value reference points: liquidity, fair value gap, and order block, to judge premium or discount and position for optimal price entries.
Define liquidity in forex as buy side liquidity above the market and sell side liquidity below it, and note how liquidity grabs trigger reversals at weekly highs and daily lows.
Learn why liquidity drives price movement, how smart money hunts and clears stop orders, and how to time trades after liquidity grabs using weekly and daily highs and lows.
Identify and monitor session, daily, and weekly liquidity—Asian, London, and New York sessions—to anticipate explosive moves and reversals aligned with your trading style.
Define the fair value gap as a price inefficiency created during a one-direction move, explain its typical three-candle formation, and describe how higher time frame direction guides retests and continuation.
Identify probable fair value gaps on weekly and daily charts by confirming liquidity removal and bullish order flow, then target gaps likely to be retested and moved toward buy-side liquidity.
Identify order blocks as price levels where large institutions place orders, forming bearish or bullish blocks. Learn how confirmation and retests at opening, midpoint, high, and low drive setups.
Identify high probability order blocks by higher time frame order flow and liquidity, including buy side and sell side liquidity. Use weekly and daily charts and retests to anticipate continuation.
Identify market structure to determine trend direction and shifts; distinguish shift from break in market structure at higher time frames, with liquidity taken out guiding entry cues.
Order flow is a one-directional market move toward liquidity or imbalance, identified by higher time frame order blocks or liquidity being taken, with new blocks forming.
Understand bank sponsorship as impulsive price action on higher timeframes such as monthly, weekly, or daily, hitting fair value gaps or liquidity, and leaving an obvious gap with dynamic moves.
Define your weekly bias by analyzing the weekly range, sunday open, and liquidity targets, using monthly fair value gaps and weekly order blocks to anticipate the week's direction.
Define your daily bias by aligning it with weekly and monthly bias, using the midnight open, daily range, fair value gaps, order blocks, and liquidity targets.
Learn to outline weekly and daily order blocks and imbalances to frame bearish swing trades with 100–200 pips targets, aligned across weekly and daily timeframes.
Identify weekly imbalances and daily order blocks with fair value gaps, then use the one-hour chart to enter on breaks of structure and liquidity imbalances toward 100–200 pips.
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Reduce risk in swing trades by using 15-minute and four-hour charts to enter near imbalances and daily order blocks, targeting higher time-frame objectives.
Learn a practical risk management model for forex trading: set 1% risk per trade, take partials, aim for two R, master position sizing, and control drawdown.
Develop practical forex swing trading rules, including taking partials, entering at premium or discount, using stops with spread, and awaiting market structure shift or break for confirmation.
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Course Highlights:
This swing trading strategy uses Higher Timeframe 1-week & 1-day Fair Value Gaps and Orderblocks as key reference points to frame setups in the Lower Timeframe 1-hour charts for Entry. Risk can be reduced further using 15-minute charts for entry. Aiming to make 100-200pips per trade.
A strategy developed from the concepts taught in our 'Forex Trading Full Course - Beginners and Intermediate' course specifically for swing traders.
Trader Profile: Personality Very Patient – Finds No Time In Short Term Or Intraday Risk. Price alerts are sent via Text message to alert when key reference points are reached.
Optimal Model: Swing Trading 1-3 Weeks In Duration.
Time Available: Open To Market Conditions
Trade Objectives: 100-200 pips on average.
Trade Frequency: 1-2 times per month.
Trading Days Of Focus: Any Day Of Week.
Course Overview:
Swing trading is a versatile and effective trading strategy that lies between the realms of day trading and long-term investing. It involves capturing short to medium-term price swings, typically holding positions for several days to weeks. In this course, we will delve deep into a swing trading strategy, focusing on the forex market.
By the end of this course, you will have the tools and knowledge to execute a profitable forex swing trading strategy, aiming for gains of 100-200 pips with confidence. Whether you are a novice trader looking to start your journey in the financial markets or an experienced investor seeking to diversify your trading techniques, this course offers valuable insights and an actionable strategy to enhance your trading success.
Who Should Enroll:
Aspiring traders seeking to enter the world of forex swing trading.
Experienced traders wishing to refine their swing trading skills.
Investors looking to explore new avenues for generating consistent profits.
Anyone interested in mastering technical analysis, price action, and risk management.
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