This fast track 20-hour course is designed to prepare the beginner traders into a forex expert by providing very advanced technics and trading strategies with a possibility of trading in our state-of-the-art trading floor. This course is ideal for forex traders who are looking for advanced technical analysis, habit creation and emotional control to make consistent profit in the market.
Why enroll for this fast-track course in currency market :
1. Accelerated Learning for Real Results
2. Master Advanced Technical Analysis
3. Trade on a Real Trading Floor
4. Emotion and Discipline Mastery
5. Career-Focused Outcome
6. Mentorship by Industry Experts
7. Lifetime Community Support
8. KHDA-Accredited Certification
Benefits of joining us with fast-track forex mastery course?
1. Structured Learning for Fast Progress
2. Master Real Price Action and Market Structure
3. Live Trading Floor Access
4. Mindset and Psychological Coaching
5. Practical Assignments and Case Studies
6. Global Career Opportunities
7. Lifetime Mentorship & Community Access
8. Business-Ready Knowledge
Day 1 – Candlestick Patterns & Formations
- Bullish Engulfing : A large green (bullish) candle fully engulfs a small red (bearish) candle, signalling a potential bullish reversal.
- Bearish Engulfing : A large red (bearish) candle fully engulfs a small green (bullish) candle, indicating a potential bearish reversal.
- Doji : The open and close prices are nearly the same, suggesting indecision. It can signal a reversal when found after a trend.
- Morning Star : A three-candle pattern: a bearish candle, followed by a small-bodied candle (indecision), and then a large bullish candle, signaling a bullish reversal.
- Evening Star : A three-candle pattern: a bullish candle, followed by a small-bodied candle (indecision), and then a large bearish candle, indicating a bearish reversal.
- Hammer : A small body near the top of the candle with a long lower wick. It suggests a bullish reversal after a downtrend.
- Inverted Hammer : Similar to the hammer but with a long upper wick. It suggests a potential bullish reversal after a downtrend.
- Harami Inside Bar : A small candle inside the previous one. A Harami Top signals a bearish reversal, while a Harami Bottom indicates a bullish reversal.
- Tweezer : A Tweezer Top indicates a bearish reversal with matching highs, while a Tweezer Bottom signals a bullish reversal with matching lows.
Day 2 – Price Action W.R.T Market Structure
- Understanding market structure is key to navigating the forex market effectively. Here's a breakdown of the three main types of market conditions :
1. Trending Market
· Uptrend : The market is moving upward, with each new high surpassing the last. The structure shows higher highs and higher lows. Traders typically look to buy in an uptrend as the market continues to rise.
· Downtrend : The market is moving downward, with each new low lower than the previous one. The structure shows lower lows and lower highs. Traders often look to sell in a downtrend as the market declines.
2. Ranging Market
· In a ranging market, price moves sideways between clear support (a level where price tends to stop falling) and resistance (a level where price tends to stop rising). There's no strong trend, so the market moves within a horizontal range. Traders might look to buy near support and sell near resistance, but the lack of a trend means volatility can be low.
3. Choppy Market
· A choppy market is unpredictable and lacks a clear direction. It's often characterized by quick price reversals within a small range, making it difficult to identify a clear trend. Trading in this market can be risky, and many traders choose to stay out during such conditions.
By understanding these market types, you can align your trading strategy to the market's behaviour, whether you're looking to capitalize on trends, range-bound price action, or avoid choppy conditions altogether.
Day 3 – Price Action (Support & Resistance / Trendline) & Fib
- Support
· Definition : Support is a price level where demand is strong enough to prevent the price from falling further. Essentially, buyers are willing to step in at this level, which creates a floor that stops downward movement.
· Behavior : In a downtrend, support acts as a floor. When price approaches this level, it often "bounces" upward, as buyers step in to purchase the asset.
· Breaks : If support is broken, it signals a potential change in market sentiment, and the support level may turn into resistance. A break below support suggests that sellers have gained control, and further declines are possible.
Resistance
· Definition : Resistance is a price level where selling pressure is strong enough to prevent further price increases. Sellers are willing to take action at this level, creating a ceiling that stops upward movement.
· Behavior : In an uptrend, resistance acts as a ceiling. When price approaches this level, it often "reverses" downward, as sellers enter the market to sell.
· Breaks : If resistance is broken, it indicates that buying pressure has overwhelmed the selling pressure, and the resistance level may turn into support. A break above resistance signals potential bullish momentum, where further price increases are expected.
Trend Line
· Definition : A trend line is a straight line drawn on a chart to connect significant price points. It helps identify the direction of the market (up, down, or sideways) and acts as a dynamic support or resistance level.
· Uptrend : Drawn by connecting the lows of the price action. An uptrend line connects two or more higher lows. It indicates the general direction of the market moving upward. Price typically bounces off this line in an uptrend.
· Downtrend : Drawn by connecting the highs of the price action. A downtrend line connects two or more lower highs. It shows that the market is moving downward, and price often reverses or respects this line in a downtrend.
· Use : Traders use trend lines to help identify potential entry points, price targets, and areas where the market might reverse if the trend line is broken.
Fibonacci Retracement
Identifying Key Reversal Zones and Smart Money Points in Uptrends and Downtrends
Ideal Reversal Points
Where Institutional Money Enters
Golden Zone
End of Move
Day 4 – Live Market Practice
- Trading practice in live markets. Implementation of techniques learnt in the training sessions.
Day 5 – Demand & Supply Analysis using SMC & ICT (Identify entry & exit)
- SMC : Identifies institutional entry/exit points.
o Demand Zone: Price expected to rise.
o Supply Zone: Price expected to fall.
o Entry: Enter at demand (buy) or supply (sell).
o Exit: Exit at opposing zone or key support/resistance.
The goal is to identify high-probability zones and use support/resistance for optimal exits.
· ICT : Focuses on market structure and liquidity.
o Optimal Trade Entry (OTE): Price reversal zone.
o Entry: Enter at OTE or high-probability zones.
o Exit: Exit at liquidity zone or key support/resistance.
Day 6 - Demand & Supply Analysis using Volume Profile
- Understanding and identification of the forces of supply and demand on the charts.
Volume as a key driving factor of the prices, learn in-depth volume profile.
How to identify trend with the help of supply and demand.
Day 7 – Live Market Practice
Day 8 – Trend confirmation and entry & exit analysis
- Entry & Exit in Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and ICT Strategy
Entry Strategy
★ Break of Structure (BOS) – Look for a clear break of market structure signaling trend continuation.
★ Fair Value Gap (FVG) Entry – Enter at imbalances where price is likely to return before continuing.
★ Order Block (OB) Entry – Enter at institutional candle zones where smart money made aggressive moves.
★ Liquidity Grab (Stop Hunt) – Enter after price sweeps liquidity (stop-loss clusters) and reverses with confirmation.
★ Premium & Discount Zones – Buy in a discount (below 50% of range), sell in premium (above 50%).
Exit Strategy
★ Take Profit (TP) – Target the next liquidity pool (equal highs/lows) or opposite order block.
★ Stop Loss (SL) – Place SL below/above the entry candle or invalidation zone (e.g., under OB for buys).
Day 9 – Risk Management & Trading Psychology
- Understanding risk and risk measurements. Risk management techniques.
In-depth trading psychology
Techniques to improve and grow stable mindset while trading.
Day 10 – Revision of Key concepts & Live Market Practice
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