Forex Program
From Forex Foundations to a
Complete Trading Process
Eight-week live training Program
A complete framework for finding, qualifying, executing and managing trades.
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The first 5 confirmed paid enrolments qualify for the launch price of R9,995.
Active Strategist (Legacy) or Inner Circle member qualify for the member rate of R7,995.
Click the member-rate button and log in when prompted. You will then be taken to the secure checkout to complete your Forex Program enrolment at the member rate of R7,995.
Who is this Program for?
The TTM Forex Programme is designed for traders from beginner through to high-intermediate level.
If you are new to Forex, the programme starts from the mechanics of the market and builds the knowledge in the correct order.
If you already trade Forex, the later sections concentrate on the areas where many traders still struggle: opportunity selection, relative currency strength, multi-timeframe execution, portfolio risk, position building and trade management.
You do not need to already understand the TTM FX Market Map. You will learn the process during the programme.
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The TTM Forex Process
Forex is not difficult because there are too few opportunities.
It is difficult because there are too many charts, too many opinions and too many decisions being made without a clear process.
The TTM Forex Programme is an eight-week live training programme designed to take you from the foundations of the Forex market through to a complete framework for finding, qualifying, executing and managing trades.
You will learn how currencies move, how to read price structure, how relative currency strength works, how to use the TTM FX Market Map, how to move from the Market Map to the chart, and how to manage a trade from entry through to exit.
This is not a signal service and it is not built around one entry pattern. It is a complete trading process.
Market Map Principle
The TTM FX Market Map is a selection and context tool. It is not an automatic buy-and-sell system. Its purpose is to help identify where relative opportunity may exist and where that relationship may be changing.
Why This Program Is Different
Most Forex education starts with the chart: find a setup, enter the trade and add a stop.
But that leaves some of the most important questions unanswered.
The program also deals with the difficult part of trading that is often left vague: what to do when trends mature, structure becomes untidy, the Market Map begins to deteriorate or an opposite-direction opportunity starts developing.
Why are you trading that pair in the first place
Which currency is actually strong and which is weak
Is the move part of a larger trend, a pullback, a transition or simply short-term noise
Does the Daily chart support the opportunity
Is the 240-minute chart providing a valid add
Is the 60-minute chart showing a genuine trade or simply movement inside a larger structure?
Where is the trade technically invalidated
How should position size be calculated from the technical stop and a defined risk limit
Are you already carrying the same underlying currency exposure somewhere else
Once a trade moves into profit, what technical and risk factors should guide the decision to hold, add, protect or exit
A Complete Forex Process
Program Objective
The objective of the TTM Forex Program is not to give you more charts to watch or more signals to follow.
It is to give you a structured framework for answering the questions that matter:
Does a genuine opportunity exist?
Have the execution conditions been met?
Where is the trade technically invalidated?
What conditions would justify adding to the position?
What technical evidence would justify protecting or reducing exposure?
What would indicate that the campaign is finished?
That is the process the Program is designed to teach.
What You Will Learn
We start properly from the beginning. You will learn how the Foreign Exchange market works, why currencies trade in pairs, how base and quote currencies work, what it means when a pair rises or falls and why Forex operates around the clock.
- Pips and pipettes
- Lots and position size
- Pip value
- Bid and ask prices
- Spreads
- Market, limit and stop orders
- Stop-loss and take-profit orders
- Leverage
- Margin
- Account exposure
- Trading sessions
- Liquidity
- Volatility
- Rollover and swap
You will also learn the key forces that move currencies, including interest rates, central banks, inflation, growth, employment, economic releases, expectations and broader risk sentiment.
Before using the Market Map, you need to understand what the chart is telling you.
- Price swings and swing structure
- Higher highs and higher lows
- Lower highs and lower lows
- Trending and ranging markets
- Pullbacks and continuation
- Trend maturity, transition and reversal
- Support and resistance
- Broken support and resistance
- Market structure failure
You will also learn the TTM EMA framework using the 8, 21 and 89 EMAs, including the difference between shorter-term movement and larger trend structure. Multiple timeframe analysis then connects those ideas across the Daily, 240-minute and 60-minute charts.
Forex is a relative market. EURUSD does not tell you whether the euro is simply strong or whether the US dollar is weak. The same applies to every currency pair.
The Program teaches you to analyse currencies across the broader market rather than treating each pair as a completely separate opportunity.
- Comparing the major currencies
- Strong-versus-weak relationships
- Relative strength and pair selection
- Correlated currency views
- Why the strongest-looking pair is not automatically the best trade
This is where the TTM process moves beyond analysing currency pairs in isolation.
The TTM FX Market Map analyses currencies at currency level and then uses those relationships to identify the pairs that deserve further attention.
- How the Market Map ranks currencies
- How Daily, 240-minute and 60-minute structure are used
- How individual currency scores change
- How to read ranking changes
- What the Gap measures
- How the 5D Trail is interpreted
- Established and fresh trends
- Developing opportunities
- Mature trends
- Transitions
- Reversal watches
- Alignment
- Conflict
- Continuation conditions
- When no clear opportunity exists
Most importantly, you will learn what each Market Map state does and does not mean.
Knowing what the numbers mean is only the first step. You then need a reading process.
- Identify the strongest currencies
- Identify the weakest currencies
- Compare strong against weak
- Read the Gap
- Check Daily structure
- Check 240-minute structure
- Check 60-minute structure
- Assess alignment and conflict
- Recognise continuation, transition and reversal-watch conditions
- Build the shortlist
You will also learn how to interpret ranking changes without overreacting to every short-term shift.
The Market Map narrows the field. The chart still determines whether a trade exists.
- The larger structure
- The current trend phase
- Pullback structure
- Support and resistance
- EMA structure
- Candle behaviour
- Market structure failure
Sometimes the chart confirms the Market Map immediately. Sometimes it tells you to wait. Sometimes it tells you that the opportunity is not tradable at all. That distinction is an important part of the process.
D Main
The Daily chart defines the main campaign opportunity. You will learn how to distinguish fresh Daily conditions from existing trends and when the Daily structure does not support a new position.
240m Add
The 240-minute timeframe can provide an opportunity to build a position inside an established Daily campaign. You will learn when an add is justified, when it is too late and when 240-minute structure conflicts with the Daily chart.
60m Trade
The 60-minute chart provides shorter-term opportunities inside the broader market environment. You will learn how the 8 x 21 structure is used, how continuation opportunities develop and why every 60-minute signal is not a trade.
A stop should not be placed where it is convenient. It should be placed where the original trade idea becomes technically invalid.
- Prior swing highs and lows
- Market-structure stops
- Candle-pattern failure
- Long and short stop placement
- When a stop is too tight
- Position sizing from current equity
- Stop distance
- Pip value
- Different stop distances with the same percentage risk
- Leverage versus actual position risk
We then move beyond the single trade and deal with the wider Forex portfolio.
- Pair-level risk
- Campaign risk
- Total Forex risk
- Correlated currency exposure
- Multiple trades driven by the same currency
- Risk when adding positions
- Concentration risk
A good trend can create more than one opportunity, but that does not mean you should simply keep adding exposure.
You will learn when an add is permitted, how to manage original and added positions, how trend maturity affects the decision and when not to add.
- Initial risk phase
- Developing trades
- Protecting profit
- Moving stops
- Why breakeven is not automatically the correct stop
- Structure-based trailing
- Normal trend pullbacks
- Structural exits
- Trend-failure exits
- Trailing exits
- Partial and final exits
- Mature trends
- Stop, reassess and reverse
A stopped trade does not automatically mean the opposite trade is valid. The opposite direction must qualify independently through the normal TTM process.
Weekly Preparation
- Review the currency landscape
- Identify established trends
- Identify developing trends
- Identify reversal watches
- Build the weekly watchlist
- Note important economic events
Daily Routine
- Review the Market Map
- Check ranking changes
- Build the daily shortlist
- Move to the charts
- Check execution conditions
- Calculate risk
- Review existing positions
- Recognise when there is nothing to do
Journaling and Review
- Record the Market Map state
- Record why the pair was selected
- Record the entry decision
- Record stop placement
- Record position size
- Record adds and management decisions
- Review decision quality rather than only profit and loss
- Build a feedback loop
The Program finishes by bringing the process together through practical examples.
- Strong trend alignment
- Strong versus weak currency pairing
- Continuation during a pullback
- 60-minute weakness inside a valid Daily trend
- Developing transition
- A reversal watch that fails
- Ranking change without trend failure
- Attractive ranking but poor chart structure
- Entry, stop and position size
- Adding to a successful campaign
- Managing and trailing a trend
- Structural exit
- Failed trade and correct loss management
- Stop, reassess and reverse
- Managing multiple correlated opportunities
Why should I choose the Forex Program
Ongoing Support After the Program
The Forex Program is a complete structured course.
Participants who want continued teaching and support after completing the Program can join TTM Inner Circle at the normal membership fee of R549 per month.
Existing Inner Circle members simply continue with their current membership. Inner Circle membership is separate from the Forex Program and is not required to complete the course.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The content is too substantial to teach properly in a single day. The Program consists of eight structured live teaching sessions and a final practical session.
No. The course begins with Forex fundamentals and develops progressively into more advanced analysis, execution and trade management.
No. The Market Map is an opportunity-selection and market-context tool. It helps identify relationships worth investigating. The chart and the TTM execution process still determine whether a trade exists.
Yes. The Program covers the complete TTM execution framework, including D Main, 240m Add and 60m Trade.
Yes. Initial stop placement, technical invalidation, position sizing, pair risk, campaign risk, correlated exposure and overall Forex portfolio risk form a substantial part of the Program.
Yes. Adding, pyramiding, moving stops, protecting profit, structural trailing, mature trends, exits and opposite-direction opportunities are all covered.
No. It begins at beginner level, but develops into relative-strength analysis, Market Map interpretation, multi-timeframe execution and portfolio-level trade management.
Cancellations & Refunds
Places are limited to 15 participants.
If you cancel 7 days or more before the Program begins, your course fee will be refunded in full.
Cancellations received within 7 days of the Program start date are not ordinarily refundable, as your place has been reserved and there may no longer be sufficient time to fill it.
If TTM cancels the Program, any course fees paid will be refunded in full.
Any rights that apply under South African consumer law remain unaffected.
Important
The TTM Forex Program is provided for educational purposes. It does not provide personalised financial advice or guarantee trading results. Trading leveraged products involves risk, and participants remain responsible for their own trading decisions and risk.
Course Outline
Build your system.
Trade it with discipline.
You need one process, applied consistently.
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