An advanced module on global macro forex, covering how interest rates affect currencies, risk-on and risk-off, the US dollar index, commodity currencies and geopolitical risk.
An advanced module that explains how common forex trading strategies work, covering top-down analysis, breakout and mean reversion, news trading, carry trades and volatility regimes, and how risk is controlled in each.
An advanced module on algorithmic trading in MetaTrader 5, covering Expert Advisors, backtesting in the Strategy Tester, custom indicators, VPS hosting and choosing a copy trading provider.
An advanced module on running trading as a business, covering a complete written trading plan, performance metrics such as win rate, expectancy and drawdown, a weekly and monthly review cycle, and managing trading capital over the long term.
An advanced module on the trading mindset, covering the cognitive biases that distort trading decisions, how to handle a drawdown without abandoning your rules, judging decisions by process rather than outcome, and the routines that keep a trader consistent over time.
This level is for traders who can already analyse a chart, read an economic calendar, manage open trades and follow written rules. If you have not covered those yet, work through the Intermediate level first.
By the end you will understand how interest rates, inflation and risk sentiment move currencies and other markets, and how markets have reacted to past shocks. You will be able to compare strategy types, such as breakout and mean-reversion systems, and adapt them when volatility changes. You will know what automated tools can and cannot do, how to backtest an idea in the MT5 Strategy Tester, and what to check before using copy trading. You will also learn to treat trading as a process: a written plan, clear performance measures such as expectancy and maximum drawdown, and regular reviews of your own decisions.
Take the modules in order, because the strategy and business modules draw on the macro module. Every lesson has a worked example and a quick check. Go at your own pace.
Nothing in this level is a trading signal or a recommendation. Backtests and past examples describe what happened, not what will happen.
Practise what you learned
Open an account to use MetaTrader 5. Start on a demo account before risking real money.
