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Forex Basic
Currency Market Foundations
A risk-first introduction to the global currency market. You learn what actually moves an exchange rate, how a trade is structured from entry to exit, and why position sizing matters more than prediction — all before a single rupee is committed.
Beginner · no prior experience needed 4–6 weeks Recorded modules + weekly live doubt-clearing
By the end, you should be able to
- Explain how the interbank currency market works and who the participants are
- Read a candlestick chart across multiple timeframes without guessing
- Calculate pip value, lot size, and required margin for any major pair
- Write a simple, written trading plan with defined invalidation
Who this suits
- Complete beginners who want structure before risk
- Self-taught traders whose basics have gaps
- Students and professionals exploring the FX market academically
Syllabus
- 01
Module 1 — The currency market
- Spot FX, forwards, and how retail access actually works
- Base and quote currency, bid/ask, spread, and slippage
- Majors, minors, and exotics — liquidity and session behaviour
- Sessions: Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York and their overlaps
- 02
Module 2 — Platform and order mechanics
- Navigating MT4, MT5, and TradingView confidently
- Market, limit, stop, and stop-limit orders explained
- Attaching stop-loss and take-profit at the point of entry
- Reading your account statement: balance, equity, free margin
- 03
Module 3 — Leverage, margin, and lot sizing
- How leverage magnifies both outcomes, not just gains
- Margin call and stop-out levels — the arithmetic behind them
- Standard, mini, and micro lots and what each pip is worth
- The 1% rule and why professionals size before they enter
- 04
Module 4 — Reading price
- Trend, range, and transition — identifying market state
- Support, resistance, and why levels fail
- Candlestick anatomy without pattern memorisation
- Higher-timeframe context before lower-timeframe entry
- 05
Module 5 — Risk discipline
- Risk-to-reward planning and expectancy arithmetic
- Drawdown: how losses compound and what recovery requires
- Building and maintaining a trade journal from day one
- Common beginner failure modes and how to design around them
What's included
- Recorded video modules with lifetime access
- Downloadable study notes and worksheets in PDF
- Weekly group doubt-clearing session
- Position-size and margin calculators
- End-of-module knowledge checks
- Learner community access
What's deliberately excluded
- Buy/sell calls, tips, or trade signals of any kind
- Portfolio management, fund handling, or trading on your behalf
- Any assurance of profit, income, or a minimum return
- Brokerage accounts, demat services, or execution facilities
We teach method and risk discipline. What you do with that knowledge, and the capital you place at risk, remains entirely your own decision and responsibility.