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Structured Method Building
The stage where scattered knowledge becomes a written, testable method. You move from knowing what indicators are to defining precise conditions under which you act, then measuring whether those conditions hold up across a sample of trades.
Intermediate · assumes Basic-level knowledge 8–10 weeks Recorded modules + twice-weekly live analysis workshops
By the end, you should be able to
- Document a complete rule-based strategy with entry, exit, and invalidation
- Run a structured backtest and interpret the results honestly
- Combine technical structure with macro context for a single directional bias
- Audit your own journal and identify your dominant behavioural leak
Who this suits
- Traders who understand the basics but trade inconsistently
- Learners who want a repeatable process instead of intuition
- Anyone preparing to move from demo to small live size
Syllabus
- 01
Module 1 — Market structure in depth
- Swing highs and lows, breaks of structure, and continuation
- Supply and demand zones versus horizontal levels
- Liquidity, stop clusters, and why price returns to them
- Multi-timeframe alignment as a filter, not a prediction
- 02
Module 2 — Indicators used responsibly
- Moving averages, RSI, MACD, ATR — what each actually measures
- Lagging versus leading, and why confluence stacking fails
- Volatility-based stop placement using ATR
- Choosing the minimum viable indicator set for your method
- 03
Module 3 — Fundamentals and the macro engine
- Interest-rate differentials as the core FX driver
- Central banks: RBI, Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ and their mandates
- CPI, NFP, GDP, PMI — reading the release, not the headline
- Risk-on and risk-off regimes and the currencies that lead them
- 04
Module 4 — Strategy design and backtesting
- Turning an observation into a written, falsifiable rule set
- Manual backtesting method and sample-size requirements
- Win rate, average R, expectancy, and maximum adverse excursion
- Forward-testing on demo before any capital is committed
- 05
Module 5 — Trading psychology
- Revenge trading, over-trading, and the sunk-cost trap
- Pre-market routine and a written decision checklist
- Handling a losing streak within a positive-expectancy system
- Separating process quality from outcome quality
- 06
Module 6 — Journal and review discipline
- What to record on every trade and why screenshots matter
- Weekly review template and monthly performance audit
- Tagging errors by category to find repeating patterns
- When to adjust a system and when to leave it alone
What's included
- Everything in Forex Basic
- Twice-weekly live analysis workshops (recorded)
- Strategy design workbook and backtest template
- Journal template with automated review metrics
- Educational daily market outlook — context, not calls
- Priority doubt-clearing support
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.