This lesson covers the basics of how currencies are traded globally, including major currency pairs, exchange rates, and the factors influencing currency fluctuations. It may delve into topics such as how to read currency quotes, understanding bid/ask spreads, and the role of central banks and economic indicators in Forex trading. Additionally, the lesson might touch upon risk management strategies, trading techniques, and the various participants in the Forex market, such as retail traders, banks, corporations, and institutional investors. Overall, the aim of a Forex lesson is to provide individuals with a foundational understanding of currency trading and the skills necessary to participate in the Forex market effectively

Ever Wondered What You're Really Trading in Forex? It’s more than just buying and selling currencies. In this power-packed lesson, you’ll uncover the true mechanics behind forex trades what’s being exchanged, why it matters, and how pros use this knowledge to profit. Start here to trade with clarity and purpose.

Not all currencies are created equal. This lesson breaks down the most traded currencies in the world, why they matter, and how understanding major and minor pairs can impact your trading strategy. Master this, and you’re one step closer to trading like a pro.

This lesson teaches you exactly how to read and understand a forex quotebid, ask, and everything in between. No more guessing or second-guessing. Learn to decode price movements like a true trader and make informed decisions with confidence.

Every movement in the forex market counts, and it all starts with pips. In this lesson, you’ll learn what a pip is, how it’s calculated, and why it’s crucial for measuring gains, losses, and risk. Master this core concept and take control of your trading results.

Leverage can multiply your profits or your losses. This lesson breaks down what leverage really is, how it works in forex trading, and how to use it wisely. Understand the power behind it and learn how smart traders turn it into an advantage.

This Lesson is strstegically designed to show you everything you need to know about a basic trading platform, and the terminologies surrounding it.

By the end of this Lesson you should be able to;

1. understand the different types of Orders we have in the market.

2. Explain in your own words, which type of orders you consider the best kind of order.

3. Know when and where to place an order type.

Its is time to start laying some foundations. At the end of the class you should be able to;

1. Clealry define and understand the differences Between Candle Stick Pattern analysis and Chart Pattern Analysis

2. Clealry define and understand the differences Between Candle Stick Pattern analysis and Indicator Analysis

3. Clealry define and understand the differences Between Chart Pattern analysis and Indicator Analysis

4. Know the differences between Technical and Fundamental Analysis

In this section, we will look at some of the basic underlying principles of technical analysis which you should know.

The first consideration on your path to becoming a technical analyst, is to decide which chart type to perform your technical analysis on. Whether it is stock market or Forex technical analysis, the same chart type can be used across different markets.

A Continuation Of the first topic (Teachnical Analysis), but giving a more deeper view of the tools in discussion.

The art of Forex fundamental analysis is both intricate and crucial to understanding the true valuation of any investment or trading vehicle, in this case currency pairs.  Fundamental analysis is a method of analysing the financial markets with the purpose of price forecasting.

Price action is the purest form of technical analysis. It is the study of how price moves over time, without the use of lagging indicators. Traders who rely on price action believe that everything they need to know about the market is reflected in the price Itself. By analyzing the historical movement of price, traders can make informed decisions about potential future price movements.

One cannot understand Price action without understanding what Market Structure is and how it affects the common trader in the market everyday so in this lesson i will do my best to make you understand everything about market structure and how it applies.

Candlesticks are the foundation of price action trading. They visually represent market movement over a specific period and provide key insights into buying and selling pressure. By understanding candlestick anatomy, traders can interpret price behavior and make informed trading decisions.

Candlestick patterns provide key insights into market sentiment and potential price movements. Traders use these patterns to identify reversals, continuations, and indecision points in the market. 

In Previous Lessons we discussed about support and resistance but briefly. In this lesson we are going to be going deeper and being more Elaborate to deive the idea home.

Support and resistance levels are key areas where price tends to react. Support is a level where demand is strong enough to prevent further price declines, while resistance is a level where selling pressure prevents price from rising further. These levels often act as turning points in the market (Mercy Eyak).

This Lesson is designed to introduce you to the advanced concepts surrounding Market structure and Trend analysis. But furthermore your understanding of this topic will determine how well you will be able to correctly apply the concepts we will discuss later.