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Course Catalog

Forex Masters Academy is a structured learning environment for developing market literacy, risk awareness, technical process, and trading discipline. Courses are organized as progressive learning paths—not isolated trade signals or guaranteed-performance programs. Each course combines lessons, video learning, chart-based concepts, practical exercises, quizzes, and AI-supported reflection. Your dashboard keeps your place, records eligible progress, and connects completed lessons to your wider Forex Masters workspace.

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Choose your learning path

Select a course based on your current understanding, not on the outcome you want from your next trade. A strong foundation in risk, market structure, and execution process is more valuable than moving quickly through advanced concepts.

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The six courses

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1. Forex Beginner — Understanding the Ecosystem

Best for: New traders who need a reliable starting point before anything else. This course strips away the noise and focuses on what actually moves price. It establishes the language and operating principles required before working with advanced chart concepts — covering how the Forex market functions, how price is quoted, how trades are measured, and why risk management comes before opportunity selection.

Beginner course modules

The Beginner course is structured across 8 modules:

1. Orientation & Trading Reality — What trading really is, common myths, and realistic expectations.
2. Forex Market Foundations — Currency pairs, sessions, participants, and how the market functions.
3. Market Structure & Liquidity — How price moves, key levels, and the role of liquidity.
4. The One Trading Setup — Building a single, repeatable, rule-based entry model.
5. Risk Management — Fixed risk per trade, position sizing, and the mathematics of survival.
6. Trading Psychology — Emotional triggers, discipline frameworks, and pre-trade routines.
7. Journaling & Improvement — Building a trade review practice for continuous process refinement.
8. Scaling & Next Steps — When and how to advance, expand pairs, or move to the next course.

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2. Forex Intermediate — Technical Foundations

Best for: Learners who understand the basics and want to read charts objectively. This course moves beyond retail patterns like “head and shoulders” into understanding supply, demand, and liquidity. You learn to identify high-probability zones and form a disciplined market narrative — including when no trade is the correct decision. Typical subjects include:

• Objective trends versus ranges
• Higher highs, higher lows, lower highs, and lower lows
• Support, resistance, and reaction zones
• Liquidity concepts and stop placement behavior
• Liquidity sweeps and market structure shifts
• Confirmation, invalidation, and scenario planning
• The difference between a chart pattern and a tradable context

A central concept in this course is the liquidity sweep + market structure shift framework: a potential reversal or continuation idea must be supported by context, confirmation, defined risk, and a clear invalidation point.

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3. Forex Advanced — Strategy & Edge

Best for: Learners ready to convert analysis into a repeatable, rule-based system. This course is about developing a mechanical edge. You stop guessing and start executing a proven rule-based system with positive expectancy. Technical knowledge becomes useful only when it can be applied consistently. Typical subjects include:

• Multi-timeframe analysis and session constraints
• Entry models and confirmation criteria
• Stop-loss placement and invalidation logic
• Take-profit planning and risk-to-reward evaluation
• Position sizing with defined monetary risk
• Building a checklist for one repeatable setup
• Selective participation and the discipline of inaction

What is an invalidation level?

An invalidation level is the price or market condition that proves the original trade idea is no longer valid. It should be defined before entry. A stop-loss is a risk-control mechanism; it should not be moved simply to avoid accepting that an idea was wrong.

Why is position sizing taught separately from entries?

A technically valid setup can still create unacceptable risk if the position size is inappropriate. Position sizing starts with the amount you are prepared to lose if the trade reaches its invalidation level, then calculates volume from the stop distance and instrument value.

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4. Forex Professional — Risk & Psychology

Best for: Every learner, regardless of experience level, who wants execution to match analysis. This course addresses the inner game. Position sizing, probability thinking, and emotional regulation become your primary tools. Risk management is not an advanced module that comes after strategy — it is the operating constraint that allows a trader to remain consistent through uncertainty. Typical subjects include:

• Fixed risk per trade and risk limits by day and session
• Drawdowns, variance, and expectancy
• Why win rate alone is misleading
• Stop rules for emotional or process breakdowns
• FOMO, hesitation, premature exits, and strategy hopping
• Pre-trade checklists and the 24-hour reset
• Process goals versus outcome goals
• Building a sustainable trading routine

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5. Forex Institutional — Flow & Manipulation

Best for: Learners with a stable process who want to think like an institutional participant. This course teaches you to recognize liquidity grabs, stop hunts, and institutional accumulation and distribution phases in real time. You learn how large participants use retail order flow to build and exit positions. Typical subjects include:

• Institutional order flow and market microstructure
• Stop hunts and liquidity grabs in context
• Accumulation and distribution phases
• Smart money concepts and order block identification
• How news events are used to engineer liquidity
• Reading the footprint of institutional participants on a chart

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6. Forex Mastery — Total Autonomy

Best for: Learners with a documented, tested process who are ready to scale. At the Mastery level, trading becomes disciplined execution. The goal is funded, scaled, and consistently profitable trading. You can instantly read the story the charts are telling — and you know when not to act. Typical subjects include:

• Building and maintaining an evidence-based playbook
• Backtesting and replay-based study
• Journaling execution quality
• Diagnosing recurring mistakes
• Managing multiple pairs without diluting focus
• Reviewing expectancy, drawdown, and sample size
• Maintaining rules through changing performance periods

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Recommended course progression

Follow the sequence below unless your assigned learning plan or Academy mentor recommends a different route.

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What each course includes

Course content can vary by track and access level, but Academy courses may include the following learning components:

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Access and availability

Course availability depends on your account status and product entitlement. Some introductory lessons may be available for preview, while complete courses, premium modules, resources, and advanced learning experiences require an active eligible access grant. When you enroll in or purchase a course, Forex Masters records course access against your account. Your Academy dashboard uses that access state to determine which lessons and resources can be opened.

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How progress works

Your learning progress is designed to support continuity across the Academy and your workspace.

1. Open an entitled course from the catalog or your dashboard.
2. Select a module and begin a lesson.
3. Watch or review the required lesson content.
4. Complete available quizzes, exercises, or lesson interactions.
5. Mark the lesson complete when the completion action is available.
6. Return to the course outline to continue with the next lesson.

For eligible lessons, Forex Masters records lesson-level progress such as completion state and viewing activity. Completion can also contribute to your broader learning record, including course completion and certificate workflows when those are available for your program.

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Finding the right course

Use these questions to select your next course:

I am completely new to Forex. Where should I begin?

Begin with Forex Beginner. Learn market terminology, order mechanics, risk, and basic chart literacy before moving into price-action or execution frameworks.

I know the basics but struggle to read charts objectively.

Choose Forex Intermediate. Focus on trends, ranges, liquidity, and context before looking for entries.

I keep taking trades without a plan.

Move into Forex Advanced and revisit Forex Professional. Build a checklist that includes setup conditions, invalidation, position size, and no-trade criteria.

My analysis is reasonable, but my execution is emotional.

Prioritize Forex Professional, which covers risk, psychology, process goals, and the behavioral systems behind consistent execution.

I want to understand how institutional participants move the market.

Forex Institutional covers liquidity grabs, stop hunts, and accumulation and distribution phases — how large participants engineer moves around retail order flow.

I already have a stable process and want to scale.

Forex Mastery is designed for learners with a documented, tested process who are ready to refine, fund, and scale their trading.

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