Design, test
and execute
your trading system
step-by-step Coaching to turn knowledge into disciplined execution
Structured trading coaching that helps you build a repeatable process –
strategy, risk, execution, and review – without relying on signals or hype.
Live coaching 2×/month • Playbooks & checklists • Replays • Cancel anytime
You get Knowledge you can trust to build your system
and trade it with discipline.
How it works
A practical toolkit to design, test, and execute your own system—with coaching and accountability.
Design
- Map your edge: where/when you trade and what you avoid.
- Set clear rules for entry, exit, and no-trade conditions.
- Build a pre-trade and review checklist to prevent FOMO/revenge trades.
Test
- Paper-trade or micro-size and log every decision.
- Track win rate, R-multiple, expectancy, time-to-profit/loss.
- Tune rules weekly based on data; keep what improves expectancy.
Execute
- Trade only A-setups that match your plan.
- Enforce risk: position sizing + max daily loss + cooldowns.
- Review with the group; update the checklist for next week.
What You'll Need
- Strategist Membership
What You Get
- Structured trading coaching delivered through live sessions.
- Replays and templates you can implement immediately.
What an awesome experience, the amount of knowledge that is being shared is unbelievable and life changing.
Before you can grow, you need to diagnose. In this kickoff session, we walk through a live trading audit designed to uncover what’s really holding you back from consistent performance. Using a structured 5-part framework, you’ll evaluate:
- Win rate & expectancy – Are your trades mathematically sound?
- Strategy types used – Are your methods aligned with your market?
- Execution consistency – Are you following your rules or freelancing?
- Capital deployment – Are you risking too much, or not enough?
- Time commitment vs returns – Is your effort aligned with your results?
You’ll receive a Trading Audit Template to complete privately after the session. This forms the foundation for your personalized growth path and feeds directly into the next session’s 90-day execution plan.
Now that you’ve identified your key trading bottlenecks, it’s time to build a focused and realistic action plan. In this session, you’ll learn how to design a 90-day trading execution plan that turns your audit results into measurable progress.
Turn your audit into a focused 90-day plan with goal setting, session structure, and review cycles. Includes a 90-Day Planner Template.
We’ll cover:
- Goal setting – Define what success looks like
- Session planning – Structure your daily and weekly trading time
- System review cycles – Set checkpoints for improvement and feedback
You’ll receive a 90-Day Planner Template, along with sample plans to help you get started. One or two volunteers may choose to share their plan for group feedback — completely optional.
In this session, we take a deep dive into how professional traders build advanced technical models that go beyond basic indicators. The goal is to understand what separates a generic setup from a structured, rules-based model with a real edge. Learn how to build structured trading models with clear setups, filters, and exit logic.
You’ll learn the 5 key components that form the backbone of any effective system:
- Market condition filter – Identify the environment your model works in
- Setup trigger – Define precise entry signals
- Confirmation logic – Add filters to reduce noise and false signals
- Entry method – Detail the exact conditions for pulling the trigger
- Exit rules – Create logical stop loss and take profit criteria
We’ll walk through examples of both trend-following and mean-reversion systems to show how these concepts apply in real markets.
You’ll also receive a Trading System Blueprint Template to start drafting your own model.
With your blueprint in hand, we now focus on transforming theory into practice. In this session, you’ll begin designing your own advanced model and stress-test it for logical consistency and clarity.
We’ll cover:
- Translating setups into rule-based logic.
- Manual chart testing to identify edge.
- Key metrics to evaluate system potential (e.g., win rate, reward-to-risk).
- Spotting design flaws before risking real money.
You’ll receive a System Design Pitfall Checklist and see a live example of a technical model being built and stress-tested from scratch.
Sharing your draft system for feedback is optional — the focus is on creating a structure that matches your style, market, and mindset. This is where trading becomes systematic, not just reactive.
Most traders blow up not from bad trades — but from bad risk math. In this session, we break down the concept of risk of ruin and why it’s the #1 silent killer of trading accounts.
You’ll learn:
- The formula for calculating your personal risk of ruin
- Why win rate and payoff ratio are not enough
- How drawdown, capital at risk, and system edge interact
- The truth about why under-capitalised accounts struggle the most
You’ll receive a Risk of Ruin Calculator (Google Sheets) to plug in your stats and see your personal probability of long-term survival or collapse.
Once you understand your risk tolerance and system volatility, it’s time to scale — safely. This session focuses on crafting a risk plan that protects your capital while giving you room to grow.
We’ll cover:
- Creating dynamic position sizing models
- Fixed fractional vs volatility-adjusted risk
- Scaling in/out of trades based on equity growth
- Risk limits: max daily, weekly, and monthly loss rules
You’ll receive a Risk Scaling Template to define your personal rules based on your current account size, strategy, and goals.
This is about becoming a risk manager first — so your trading account survives long enough to thrive.
Even with the best strategy, your mind can sabotage your execution. In this session, we unpack the core emotional and cognitive patterns that lead to inconsistency, hesitation, and tilt.
You’ll explore:
- Fear of loss and the over-avoidance loop
- Revenge trading and frustration cycles
- Overconfidence after wins
- Paralysis from perfectionism or past trauma
You’ll receive a Mental Game Self-Assessment to help identify your dominant pattern and where it most affects your trading behavior.
With awareness comes action. This session helps you build a repeatable psychological routine to stay grounded, focused, and emotionally resilient.
We’ll cover:
- Pre-market routines and mental reset triggers
- Tools like breathwork, affirmations, and journaling
- Post-trade recovery and emotional debrief techniques
- Customizing a “mental fitness checklist” for daily use
You’ll receive a Mental Edge Routine Template and examples of real trader mindset workflows used by top performers.
This is about managing the person behind the system — so your edge shows up when it matters.
Here you’ll build a rules-based trade management flow tailored to your system and psychology. We’ll help you clarify:
- How aggressive or passive your personality is under pressure
- Which techniques fit your risk tolerance and market type
- When discretionary adjustments are allowed — and when they’re not
You’ll receive a Trade Management Rules Template, plus model frameworks from other strategies for inspiration.
The goal is to replace random mid-trade decisions with structured, confident execution.
Different market conditions demand different responses. In this session, you’ll learn how to categorize markets (e.g., trend, range, chop, volatility spike) and map out your tactical responses to each.
We’ll cover:
- How to quickly identify the current environment
- What to do in each: entries, exits, risk
- Examples of playbooks for trend and range systems
- When to sit out vs when to double down
You’ll receive a Market Playbook Template to start capturing your best approaches per condition.
This hands-on session is about building evidence-based playbooks using your own trades and screenshots.
We’ll walk through:
- Collecting examples of successful setups by condition
- What to include: chart image, entry logic, management, outcome
- Creating a digital or printed binder of setups to reference before sessions
You’ll receive a Screenshot Cataloging Guide and an example of a complete mini playbook.
This builds confidence by replacing market guesswork with scenario-based readiness.
Most traders either don’t journal or do it wrong. In this session, we explore how to build a journaling system that’s fast, insightful, and actually improves performance.
We’ll cover:
- What to track (hint: it’s not just win/loss)
- The 3 layers of journaling: data, emotion, and reflection
- Examples of effective trade log formats (manual and digital)
- How to reduce journaling to under 5 minutes per day
You’ll receive a Journaling Template Pack — options for Google Sheets, Notion, and handwritten styles.
Journaling only works if you close the loop. This session focuses on how to extract insights from your log and turn them into weekly or monthly improvements.
You’ll learn:
- Reviewing for patterns in wins and losses
- Tracking strategy drift and rule-breaking
- Creating review rituals (Friday reviews, monthly feedback loops)
- Using tags and notes to filter by setup, time, or emotion
You’ll receive a Journaling Review Cheat Sheet and a Tracker Dashboard Template to monitor consistency over time.
This creates a feedback system that turns experience into actual growth.
No system works in all conditions. In this session, we break down how trend and range markets behave — and how to build strategies designed for each.
You’ll explore:
- How to detect market mode with EMAs, ATR, and price action
- Setup structures that work best in each condition
- Managing entries and exits based on volatility cycles
- When to switch modes — and when to stay out entirely
You’ll receive a Trend/Range Strategy Comparison Guide and a decision tree for identifying current conditions.
Learn how to identify higher highs, higher lows, lower highs, and lower lows so trend direction becomes clearer and more consistent across different charts and markets.
Objectives
- Identify higher highs, higher lows, lower highs, and lower lows
- Read trend direction through structure rather than guesswork
- Separate cleaner structure from noisy price movement
- Understand how pullbacks fit inside trend development
- Build a stronger foundation for reading market structure
Now you’ll take what you’ve learned and refine your system(s) to work better within your preferred market mode.
We’ll cover:
- Adjusting entry filters and exit logic per condition
- Using optional overrides (e.g., range filters in trending systems)
- Creating mode-based trade plans to switch between systems
You’ll receive a Strategy Adjustment Template and access to two sample systems — one trend, one range — to compare and adapt.
This teaches versatility while maintaining structure — essential for long-term edge
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Group Session 1: expanding your trading universe
Most traders over-concentrate — in strategy or market. In this session, we explore how to intelligently diversify across instruments without losing focus.
You’ll learn:
- What diversification actually means in trading (not just asset class)
- How to evaluate which instruments fit your edge
- The pros and cons of Forex, Indices, Share CFDs, and Commodities
- How to filter a watchlist to 3–6 high-fit instruments
You’ll receive a Market Evaluation Checklist to assess what’s tradable for you.
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Topics will be confirmed on the day.
Learn how to identify meaningful support and resistance zones using swing points, reaction areas, and price structure.
Objectives
- Understand the purpose of support and resistance in chart reading
- Use swing points and reaction areas to mark levels
- Create practical zones instead of cluttering charts with lines
- Recognise major turning points versus minor reactions
- Improve chart clarity through cleaner level selection
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Diversification should amplify your edge, not scatter it. This session helps you create a manageable, focused list of symbols that suit your style.
We’ll cover:
- Creating core and secondary instrument tiers
- Matching systems to market personality (e.g., trending vs volatile)
- Building your daily review plan for multiple instruments
You’ll receive a Multi-Instrument Tracker Sheet and a template for structured market prep across your list.
This keeps your attention sharp while giving you more opportunity flow.
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Topics will be confirmed on the day.
Build on session 1 by learning when to use candle wicks, when to use bodies, and how to judge whether price is reacting cleanly at an important level.
Objectives
- Know when candle wicks matter more than bodies
- Judge whether price is respecting a level cleanly
- Separate cleaner zones from messy or weak zones
- Recognise when a level has lost relevance
- Use level quality as part of a broader technical view
Many new traders enter the equity market with scattered information. They may understand that a share price is moving, but they do not have a repeatable way to decide whether the share is worth watching, where the trend is, when to enter, where the stop belongs, how much to risk, or when to exit.
Learn how to trade equities and equity CFDs using a structured, rules-based process. This course takes you from the basics of shares and share CFDs through to valuation filters, technical trend analysis, trade triggers, stop placement, position sizing, trade management, and review. The focus is practical: fewer random trades, clearer decisions, and a defined process before any trade is placed.
This course gives the learner a step-by-step framework. Instead of chasing tips or reacting emotionally to chart movement, the learner is taught to filter the market, identify direction, wait for a valid setup, use a trigger, place a structure-based stop, calculate position size, and manage the trade according to rules.
By the end of the course, the learner should have a complete trade-planning process for equities and equity CFDs, including a strategy checklist, position-sizing method, trade worksheet, and review routine.
What Students Will Learn
- The difference between owning shares and trading share CFDs.
- How margin, leverage, exposure, spread, overnight financing, and dividend adjustments affect CFD trades.
- How to use simple valuation ratios as filters, not entry signals.
- How to use the 8, 21, and 89 EMAs to define momentum and trend context.
- How to draw support and resistance zones using candle bodies and wicks.
- How to apply a rules-based EMA strategy for long and short setups.
- How to place stops using market structure instead of a fixed percentage.
- How to calculate position size from entry, stop, and account risk.
- How to manage trades using structure, support/resistance, reward checks, and exit rules.
- How to journal and review trades so the strategy can improve over time.
- How dividend-related share CFD trading works at an introductory advanced level.
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Scaling is more than increasing size — it’s about upgrading your process. In this session, you’ll learn what it means to operate like a professional with larger capital.
We’ll cover:
- The difference between scaling systems vs scaling size
- Risk compression and compounding models
- Managing emotions as trade size increases
- When to adjust systems for capital tiers (R10k vs R100k vs R1m+)
You’ll receive a Scaling Strategy Map to plan your next capital level with structure.
- What equity CFDs are
- Difference between share ownership and CFD exposure
- Margin, leverage, exposure and swap costs
- Long and short CFD positions
- Dividend adjustments on CFD trades
- Trend identification using 21 EMA and 89 EMA
- Trade triggers using the 8 EMA and 21 EMA
- Support, resistance and trend continuation setups
- Stop-loss planning and trailing stop logic
- Position sizing based on account risk and stop distance
- Using rules to create a repeatable trading process
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Learn how moving averages can be used to read trend condition, pullback quality, and chart structure more effectively.
Objectives
- Understand what the 8, 21, and 89 EMA can show on a chart
- Use EMAs to judge basic trend condition
- Recognise pullbacks into dynamic support or resistance areas
- Improve chart reading by combining EMAs with price structure
- Avoid relying on moving averages in isolation
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This session helps you map out how to responsibly grow capital while protecting edge and psychology.
We’ll cover:
- Milestone-based capital increases
- Withdrawals vs reinvestment strategies
- How to split capital across systems/instruments
- Adding passive capital sources (funded accounts, prop firms, etc.)
You’ll receive a Capital Growth Planner to help visualise your future scaling path.
This sets the mindset and structure to move from small trader to capital allocator.
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Take the next step by looking at how EMA behaviour changes during pullbacks, transitions, and possible trend reversals.
Objectives
- Read price position relative to the 8 and 21 EMAs
- Understand how EMA crosses fit into trend context
- Recognise when EMA behaviour suggests weakening momentum
- Use the 21 and 89 EMA relationship in a broader trend view
- Avoid taking EMA crosses without structure confirmation
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Topics will be confirmed on the day.
Join us for our trading talk podcast every Tuesday.
Topics will be confirmed on the day.
Burnout in trading isn’t just fatigue — it’s a slow erosion of focus, confidence, and motivation. In this session, we explore the root causes of burnout and how it shows up in your trading patterns.
We’ll cover:
- The difference between stress, fatigue, and true burnout
- Key warning signs: overtrading, detachment, emotional numbness
- How system mismatch, poor routines, and external stress amplify the problem
- Why more screen time or “pushing through” often makes it worse
You’ll receive a Burnout Risk Checklist to assess your current state and pinpoint the key areas causing overload or disengagement.
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Learn how candles can reveal momentum, hesitation, compression, and possible breakout or reversal conditions.
Objectives
- Understand the practical meaning of candle bodies and wicks
- Recognise rejection, expansion, and indecision behaviour
- Use candles to read buying and selling pressure
- Identify compression as a build-up condition
- Treat candles as context rather than isolated signals
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This session focuses on practical recovery strategies and long-term sustainability — without stepping away from trading completely.
We’ll explore:
- Energy-based trade scheduling (not just time-based)
- Daily and weekly rhythm design for focus and rest
- Using “non-trading” days productively
- Realigning strategy with lifestyle and personality
You’ll receive a Sustainable Trading Planner to design a rhythm that works for you — not against you. This is about staying in the game with energy, clarity, and longevity.
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Build on candle reading by showing why the same pattern can be strong in one location and weak in another.
Objectives
- Compare candle patterns at meaningful versus poor locations
- Combine candles with structure and support or resistance
- Recognise when a pattern is strong because context supports it
- Avoid trading candle patterns in the middle of noise
- Improve timing by using candle behaviour more selectively
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In this powerful end-of-year session, we reflect on what the last 12 months revealed — in performance, systems, psychology, and growth.
We’ll guide you through:
- Reviewing trade logs and journal entries for key patterns
- Identifying what worked, what didn’t, and what surprised you
- Filtering your most profitable setups and conditions
- Reviewing equity curves, risk stats, and decision consistency
You’ll receive an Annual Review Worksheet and a Metrics Summary Template to capture your top-level insights.
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Learn how Fibonacci retracement levels can help identify pullback zones within a broader technical analysis process.
Objectives
- Understand the purpose of Fibonacci retracement levels
- Apply Fibonacci to cleaner swings and structure
- Use retracement areas as zones of interest rather than guarantees
- Combine Fibonacci with support, resistance, and trend
- Avoid forcing Fibonacci onto poor chart swings
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With your insights gathered, it’s time to set direction. This session helps you create a forward-looking game plan with clear intentions, goals, and system alignment.
We’ll cover:
- Setting realistic, data-driven goals (not vague resolutions)
- Choosing 1–2 core systems to refine or scale
- Building a quarterly checkpoint rhythm
- Creating your next launch checklist
You’ll receive a 12-Month Relaunch Planner with space for goals, habits, and checkpoints — so you enter the new year with clarity and momentum.
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Expand on retracements by using extensions to judge overextended price, reaction zones, and possible continuation targets.
Objectives
- Use Fibonacci extensions to identify stretched price conditions
- Recognise possible reaction and exhaustion areas
- Use extensions alongside structure and momentum context
- Judge whether price still has room to continue
- Build a more practical Fibonacci workflow
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Topics will be confirmed on the day.
Join us for our trading talk podcast every Tuesday.
Topics will be confirmed on the day.
An indicator, chart pattern or repeated market observation may point towards an opportunity, but it is only the starting point. This session looks at the difference between seeing something happen and having a clear idea that can be developed and tested.
You’ll understand: the difference between an observation, a trading idea and a trading hypothesis, and why a signal alone is not enough to define a system.
Worked example: a simple 8/21 relationship is used only as the starting observation, allowing the focus to stay on the behaviour behind the signal rather than on the finished rules.
For your own system: identify the behaviour you believe your own idea is trying to capture and record it in your System Development File.
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Focus on patterns that still have practical value, such as flags, wedges, triangles, channels, and double tops or bottoms.
Objectives
- Recognise common chart patterns that still add value
- Understand the structure behind flags, wedges, and triangles
- Read patterns as behaviour rather than textbook shapes
- Compare cleaner patterns with weaker or distorted ones
- Use patterns to support chart reading without forcing them
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The next step is to turn the idea into a statement that can eventually be tested. We use good and bad examples to separate the visible signal from the market behaviour the system is actually intended to capture.
You’ll understand: what a useful trading hypothesis looks like and how it gives direction to the rest of the build.
Worked example: the starting observation is challenged across different examples so that the first trading hypothesis can be defined around behaviour rather than the indicator itself.
For your own system: write your own Hypothesis V0.1: what you believe happens, under what broad circumstances, and why that behaviour may create an opportunity.
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Take setup quality further by learning how to filter out poor chart conditions and improve technical selectivity.
Objectives
- Understand what confirmation and confluence actually add
- Combine structure, trend, candles, and context more effectively
- Filter out weak signals and low-quality chart conditions
- Avoid overcomplicating analysis with unnecessary factors
- Build a cleaner process for identifying stronger setups
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We now apply the setup principle to the worked example and begin building the first real structure around the original idea. Broader market context, multiple timeframes and the relationship between shorter- and longer-term behaviour are introduced because the simpler version cannot answer those questions on its own.
You’ll understand: why a system often needs more than one layer of context and how different timeframes can perform different jobs inside the same setup.
Worked example: the Daily, 240-minute and 60-minute roles begin to take shape, with the 21/89 relationship introduced as part of the broader context that gives meaning to the shorter-term signal.
For your own system: build a first Setup V0.1 for your own idea by defining context, qualifying conditions and early disqualifiers.
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Learn how to judge whether a pattern is technically strong by looking at location, structure, timing, and room to move.
Objectives
- Separate a chart pattern from a technically valid setup
- Judge setup location in relation to structure and levels
- Assess whether timing is early, mature, or already late
- Recognise when a setup has enough room to work
- Improve technical selectivity by focusing on setup quality
In this opening session, we introduce the full TTM Forex framework and explain how the course will be built over the next 8 sessions. We cover the difference between market selection, trade execution, risk management and trade management, and why these must not be mixed together.
This session sets the foundation for the entire workshop. Traders will learn what the system is trying to do, what it is not trying to do, and how to think about Forex as a structured decision-making process rather than a collection of random setups.
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We now apply the setup principle to the worked example and begin building the first real structure around the original idea. Broader market context, multiple timeframes and the relationship between shorter- and longer-term behaviour are introduced because the simpler version cannot answer those questions on its own.
You’ll understand: why a system often needs more than one layer of context and how different timeframes can perform different jobs inside the same setup.
Worked example: the Daily, 240-minute and 60-minute roles begin to take shape, with the 21/89 relationship introduced as part of the broader context that gives meaning to the shorter-term signal.
For your own system: build a first Setup V0.1 for your own idea by defining context, qualifying conditions and early disqualifiers.
This session focuses on currency selection. Before a trader looks for a setup, they need to understand which currencies are currently showing strength, weakness, change or conflict.
We explain how to think about currency behaviour, relative strength, weak-versus-strong pair selection, and why not every pair deserves attention at the same time. The goal is to help traders reduce noise and focus only on the pairs that are most worth analysing.
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Build on pattern recognition by learning how context, maturity, and location affect pattern quality.
Objectives
- Judge whether a pattern is early, mature, or already late
- Use context and location to assess pattern quality
- Recognise when a pattern is weak despite looking neat
- Avoid textbook pattern trading without market context
- Improve trade selection by grading pattern quality
In this session, we introduce the TTM FX Market Map and explain how it is used as a decision-support tool. The indicator is not a signal tool. It is designed to help traders read structure, trend direction, current chart status and early changes across the key timeframes.
We walk through the main sections of the Market Map, explain what each part means, and show how the information should be interpreted in context.
This session focuses on the Daily chart and its role in the TTM Forex model. The Daily timeframe is used to identify the larger directional structure and the major trend environment.
We cover the 21×89 relationship, what a proper trend change looks like, how to recognise early versus mature trends, and why the Daily chart must be respected when planning Forex trades.
This session moves into the 240-minute chart and explains how it fits into the broader TTM Forex process. The 240-minute chart is used to read pullbacks, continuation structure and possible campaign-building opportunities within the larger Daily trend.
We explain how to identify constructive pullbacks, how to separate healthy correction from trend failure, and when the 240-minute chart may support an additional position within a campaign.
Learn how to judge breakout quality using compression, location, momentum, and available room.
Objectives
- Understand what a breakout is actually showing on a chart
- Recognise cleaner breakout structures and build-up conditions
- Judge whether a breakout has enough room to develop
- Use momentum and location to improve breakout assessment
- Avoid reacting to every move through a level
A setup and a trigger do different jobs. This session defines the point at which a promising market condition becomes an actionable trading decision, and what a useful trigger must confirm before it belongs in a system.
You’ll understand: how to separate setup conditions from the event that causes action, and how a trigger reduces premature or discretionary entries.
Worked example: the existing methodology is used to show how the shorter-term trigger sits inside the broader setup rather than operating as a standalone signal.
For your own system: define what must happen before you are prepared to act on your own setup.
This session focuses on execution using the 60-minute chart. Once the broader structure and pair selection are clear, the trader still needs a practical entry process.
We cover the role of the 8×21 trigger, structure breaks, entry planning, stop placement, invalidation and the difference between seeing a setup and having a trade that can actually be executed.
This session covers one of the most important parts of the Forex process: risk control. Forex pairs are connected through shared currencies, which means a trader can accidentally build too much exposure without realising it.
We explain pair-level risk, campaign risk, correlated exposure and the overall Forex portfolio cap. The goal is to help members understand how to manage risk across multiple positions without overloading the account.
Study how weak breaks fail, how trap structures form, and why failed breakouts often create stronger technical opportunities.
Objectives
- Recognise failed breakouts and false continuation
- Understand how trap structures usually develop
- Use failed moves as information rather than frustration
- Separate cleaner reversal opportunity from random noise
- Improve decision-making around breakout failure
You’ll understand: what makes an entry rule specific enough to follow, review and eventually test.
Worked example: valid and invalid entries are compared so the execution rules become clear without turning every market situation into a new exception.
For your own system: write Entry Rules V0.1 for your own system, including what confirms the entry and what causes you to stand aside.
The final session brings the full TTM Forex process together. We focus on how trades are managed after entry, how decisions are reviewed, and how members can begin applying the model in a structured way.
We cover trade management, exits, campaign review, common mistakes, journaling and the practical next steps for using the TTM Forex framework after the workshop.
The final session brings the full process together through case studies, chart analysis and practical application.
Learn when stretched markets are more likely to revert and when fading price is a low-quality idea.
Objectives
- Understand what mean reversion is in practical chart terms
- Recognise stretched price versus healthy trend movement
- Separate cleaner reversion conditions from dangerous fades
- Use location and context to improve reversion analysis
- Avoid treating every extended move as an automatic reversal
You’ll understand: the difference between normal price movement and genuine invalidation, and how structure can be used to define protection.
Worked example: swing points, consolidation support or resistance and opposite structure are used to show how the stop follows the trade idea.
For your own system: define what would invalidate your own trade idea and identify the market information your stop should be based on.
Apply oscillators properly by using them to read stretch, exhaustion, and market condition in context.
Objectives
- Understand what Stochastic, CCI, and Williams %R are measuring
- Use oscillators to support chart context rather than replace it
- Recognise stretch and exhaustion more effectively
- Separate trend continuation conditions from reversion conditions
- Avoid simplistic oscillator signals without technical context
You’ll understand: how stop distance, risk percentage and position size work together, and why size should be a result of the risk decision rather than a guess.
Worked example: the completed entry and stop are used to calculate initial exposure on the worked example.
For your own system: set an initial risk rule and a repeatable position-sizing method for your own system.
Learn how RSI can be used to read momentum condition, shift, and possible weakness rather than as a simplistic signal tool.
Objectives
- Understand RSI beyond basic overbought and oversold ideas
- Use RSI to judge momentum condition and possible shift
- Recognise when RSI behaves differently in trends and ranges
- Combine RSI with price action and structure
- Avoid reducing RSI to one-click trading signals
You’ll understand: how to distinguish useful trade management from reacting to every fluctuation in P&L.
Worked example: the methodology is used to show how structure, opposing signals and changing conditions can affect an open trade.
For your own system: decide which events justify action after entry and which do not.
Build on momentum analysis by using Bollinger Bands to identify stretch, squeezes, and volatility expansion conditions.
Objectives
- Use Bollinger Bands to recognise compression and expansion
- Identify stretch and squeeze conditions more clearly
- Understand how volatility affects setup quality
- Combine volatility clues with structure and momentum context
- Improve timing by reading volatility behaviour more practically
You’ll understand: how to add without allowing several individually acceptable entries to create an unacceptable total position.
Worked example: higher- and lower-timeframe opportunities are combined into one campaign, with different limits for fresh and mature trends.
For your own system: define whether your system allows adds, what qualifies as an add and the maximum risk you will allow across the full idea.
You’ll understand: how an exit can respond to the trade idea changing rather than simply to a fixed profit or loss number.
Worked example: the single-pair process is completed by looking at when to close, when to stand aside and when an opposite opportunity represents a new trade rather than an emotional reversal.
For your own system: define the events that end your trade and what must happen before an opposite position can be considered.
Learn how to compare markets, sectors, or shares to identify technical leadership and laggards.
Objectives
- Understand what relative strength and weakness mean on charts
- Compare markets, sectors, or shares more effectively
- Recognise leadership and laggards in a technical way
- Use comparison work to improve chart selection
- Add a market-selection layer to technical analysis
You’ll understand: why market selection is a separate system decision and why a technically valid setup is not automatically the best opportunity available.
Worked example: the same trading process is compared across different currency pairs to expose the need for a selection layer.
For your own system: decide what information your system would need if it had to choose between several valid opportunities.
Turn relative strength work into a practical process for finding charts with stronger technical potential.
Objectives
- Build a cleaner technical watchlist process
- Use chart quality and leadership clues for selection
- Filter weaker opportunities out earlier
- Focus attention on charts with stronger technical potential
- Improve preparation by narrowing attention more effectively
You’ll understand: how relative strength can help organise a large Forex universe and why the choice of both currencies in the pair matters.
Worked example: currency and pair comparisons are used to show how a shortlist can become more selective before the technical setup is considered.
For your own system: identify whether relative strength or another comparative measure could improve market selection in your own system.
Learn how the opening phase of a market session can shape chart quality, false starts, and early technical opportunity.
Objectives
- Understand why opening range behaviour matters
- Recognise early momentum versus false starts
- Use session structure to improve chart context
- Separate cleaner early opportunity from opening noise
- Add time-of-day awareness to technical analysis
You’ll understand: why currencies often respond to changes in expected rates and yields rather than simply to the current headline interest rate.
Worked example: real currency examples are used to connect changes in rates and yields with relative currency behaviour.
For your own system: consider whether your market-selection process needs information beyond the chart and what role that information should play.
Learn how the opening phase of a market session can shape chart quality, false starts, and early technical opportunity.
Objectives
- Understand why opening range behaviour matters
- Recognise early momentum versus false starts
- Use session structure to improve chart context
- Separate cleaner early opportunity from opening noise
- Add time-of-day awareness to technical analysis
You’ll understand: the basic relationship between economic expectations, policy expectations and currency demand without turning the session into an economics lecture.
Worked example: different macro environments are compared to show why the same data point can have a different market effect depending on the surrounding expectations.
For your own system: identify the broader information that may materially affect the market you trade and separate it from information that adds noise.
You’ll understand: how macro context can support, conflict with or add caution to a technical opportunity without manufacturing a trade that is not there.
Worked example: technical opportunities are compared with the surrounding currency context to show how the two layers can work together.
For your own system: define how outside information is allowed to influence your own system and, just as importantly, what it is not allowed to change.
You’ll understand: how currency rankings, yield context and market state fit together and what each measure contributes to the selection process.
Worked example: the live Market Map is worked through from top to bottom so the purpose of each section is clear.
For your own system: consider how a dashboard or selection process for your own system should organise information before a trade is considered.
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